Sentence examples for has climbed off from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

That is because the amount of money the authority has had to take out of its fare revenues to pay off debts has climbed from $500 million in 1995 to $1 billion this year.

As the cost of living has climbed, they find themselves worse off than they were a decade ago.

In the past year, "off eBay" volume has climbed from 33% to 39% of the total.In this section A battle at the checkout Stag or 'flation?

Tension between Mr. Green and Stuart Rose, the new chief executive of Marks & Spencer who was brought in at the end of May to fend off any suitors, has climbed along with the company's stock price.

Kenton Cool, who lives in Gloucestershire and has climbed Everest 10 times, has set off in a bid to become the first to claim the trio.

But in recent years, as attendance at racetracks nationwide has declined, off-track wagering has climbed, aided by new technologies that allow races to be telecast live to betting parlors across the country and by telephone wagering systems that allow betting from home.

He is joined by Fraser, a would-be suicide, who has climbed the bridge in order to jump off.