Sentence examples for has finally climbed from inspiring English sources

State has finally climbed back into the national consciousness.

Sir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes – described by the Guinness Book of World Records as the greatest living adventurer – has finally climbed Mount Everest after two previous failed attempts.

It has been a long time in coming – 34 days, in fact – but a Briton has finally climbed on to the top of the podium in the Aquatics Centre.

Considering that nearly every scrap of data suggests that the American economy has finally climbed out of the doldrums and is humming at its fastest pace in at least four years, Mrs. Pike's timing may seem unfortunate.

Our nation has finally climbed out of a devastating financial crisis.

Median weekly wages, adjusted for inflation, have finally climbed above their 2009 levels, even as corporate profits have slipped from their recent peak.

Zook, 48, had finally climbed to the top of his profession, and his family was returning to the stop where they had been happiest.

(Not to mention the reader's relief at having finally climbed out of an emotional tumble-dryer, which is just the effect Zweig wanted his best work to have).

So while the oddsmakers have finally climbed on board and made him the favorite, writes Sam Gardner on Foxsports.com, that position should not make anyone feel comfortable at Belmont, where you learn to expect every type of chaos short of a horse galloping off on the Cross Island Parkway.

This week, the nation's attention and travel plans in the new year are held captive, as the battered American airline industry reels — this after a few months in which airline stocks had finally climbed out of a deep hole, anticipating the possibility of increased air travel in 2010.

After 140 days, Leicester have finally climbed off the bottom; a win at Burnley today could lift them out of the relegation zone.