Sentence examples for had climbed off from inspiring English sources

All the goals came in the second half as the Championship side came from behind to lead with goals from Jonathan Kodjia and Kieran Agard, after Saido Berahino had climbed off the bench to put Albion ahead.

He has climbed off the fence, only to climb straight back on again – one buttock, anyway.

One reason is that inflation, though still worryingly low, has climbed off the floor of 0.5% that it reached in March, returning to 0.7% in April.

But these have climbed off their historic lows, despite efforts to keep them down through the Fed's purchases of mortgage-backed securities.

Once after about 30 rings, I heard the breathless voice of a man who had climbed down off the roof in hopes that this was the critical business call he had been waiting for all year, the one that was going to change his life forever.

Although New Zealand entered the final 20 overs requiring just 121 runs, such was the squeeze that the ratio had climbed to eight-an-over off the final 10 and 10-and-a-half-an-over were needed finalthe fivel five.

Besmar and a group of 39 other Syrian refugees had climbed into a small boat off the coast of Turkey earlier that morning.

Another report said a labourer had burned himself to death in the eastern city of Jinan, and two others in the southern port of Shenzhen had climbed up cranes, threatening to jump off unless they were paid (it did not say whether they did).

The attacker had climbed through the window into their son's room and had to be fought off before fleeing.

He walks with his legs slightly apart, as if he had just climbed off a motorcycle, and has a puffy upper lip that gives him a pugilistic appearance.

While Castillo had famously never been decked in 15 years, Corrales had already climbed off the canvas eight times in his professional career.