Sentence examples for it climbs with from inspiring English sources

One of the group's top objectives is to have the tipped wage raised nationally and pegged to inflation, so that it climbs with the cost of living in perpetuity.

The number rises among college-educated women, to 10 percent, and it also climbs with age, reaching 14 percent among pregnant women between 35 and 44.

Abel Tasman is flatter than most of New Zealand's walks, but it replaces climbs with a different obstacle: tides.

But even if it climbs that high, as with Avengers: Age of Ultron – which made the grade financially but felt somehow hollow – there are doubts in my mind as to Jurassic World's claim on posterity.

Overall, the trajectory of the tract can be relatively easily followed; it climbs into the thalamus with a posteromedial to anterolateral direction.

It climbs to a cacophonous climax, with vocals hidden in a mash of noise My Chemical Romance never formally explained their split, stating on their blog, "Like all great things, it has come time for it to end".

It continued climbing, with only the lightest touches from the feather, until it was poised on Mr. Johnson's shoulder.

Toa hit his next shot and it climbed immediately with new loft.

It climbs at a shallow gradient to Bwlch Main, shortly southwest of the summit, from where it climbs more steeply, meeting up with the Watkin Path at a site marked with a large standing stone a few hundred metres from the summit.

This resembled a 1950s Paris Metro carriage, and trembled as it climbed, its door secured only with a brass latch.

A fish can dart with it -- a bird steers with it -- a rattlesnake scolds with it -- a monkey can climb with it -- and a whale can sink a ship with it -- but a horse must have it tied in a knot -- or cut off altogether.