Sentence examples for has never climbed from inspiring English sources

Navratilova has never climbed a mountain, not like this, although she did live for 10 years in Colorado, at 9,000 feet, and did obtain a pilot's license.

Quite the opposite: house-construction has never climbed off the bottom, and now makes up just 2.4% of GDP, less than half its historical average (see chart 2).

A lady, accustomed to travelling in both upper and lower berths, encounters a "Dixie Belle" who has never climbed into an upper.

Then the bottom fell out, and the number of news stories referencing gun control since that point has never climbed above 5,000.

Those numbers represent a remarkable success for this New York-based indie group; its first album, "Aim and Ignite" (Nettwerk, 2009), has sold only 75,000 copies and has never climbed above No. 71 on the album chart.

By Agnes Burke Hale The New Yorker, October 27 , 1945P. 79 A lady, accustomed to travelling in both upper and lower berths, encounters a "Dixie Belle" who has never climbed into an upper.

"I've never climbed a mountain before.

They've never climbed anything except their own stairs.

Civilization, in other words, had never climbed these mountains.

"I had never climbed a mountain before," Jamila said.

My brother and I followed my father up stairs that I had never climbed.