Sentence examples for got a climb from inspiring English sources
"The way the club always buys players who haven't reached the top of the mountain; they've always still got a climb to get there," he continued.
"We've got a climbing wall," she narrated.
When I phoned Renee Beaulieu, White Flower Farm's public relations manager, to ask about the possibility of restocking, she said that I was too late this year to get a climbing rose called New Dawn, as well as a begonia mixture that I coveted.
Dan got a flag, climbed up into a truck and placed it on Lieutenant Colonel Raible's chest and escorted his remains to the hospital.
For example, the verb got can realise 1) a Relational process by assigning an attribute: Ivy got worried, or a possession Ivy got a new climbing rope; 2) Material as in the directional Ivy got to the shop in time or the influential Ivy got him to eat it.
"They've got an uphill climb in digital advertising," said Ken Doctor, a news industry analyst at Outsell.
I know you're being told you've got an uphill climb, being in the same category as Michael Haneke's "Amour," but you sound like you're pleased just to be one of the nominees.
The low-key, affable former brewpub-owner might be able to do that - but he's got an uphill climb if he wants to get the chance.
Sandy's gentle gibes show a reassuring self-awareness on the part of the organization's public face that — like R. A. Dickey — we've got a mountain to climb, but we're gonna climb it with good humor".
Sandy's gentle gibes show a reassuring self-awareness on the part of the organization's public face that like R. A. Dickey we've got a mountain to climb, but we're gonna climb it with good humor".
