Sentence examples for it will climb from inspiring English sources

does an especially good job of showing how young George's daddy problems, his use of religion as a substitute for therapy and thought, his aimlessness, and his shallowness helped steer our country into the fetid ditch out of which, God willing, it will climb next Tuesday.

It will climb to its maximum height during the day, before gliding slowly down to its lowest ebb at night, to conserve power when its solar panels are not receiving charge.

It will climb from its 25th ranking into uncharted territory perhaps this week.

Unemployment has reached 9.7percentt, its highest level in 26 years, and economists predict it will climb to 9.8percentt when the Labor Department releases its latest monthly figures on Friday.

Thereafter, though, it will climb steeply.

It will climb as high as 20%, reckons Adrian Pires, an industry regulator under Mr Cardoso.

The state pension age won't stop at 67, 68 or even 70, it'll climb and climb – fine if you love your work, merciless if you're trapped in drudgery, or young and loitering at the bottom of the ladder.

"One day I will climb it and prove to people that albinos are capable," he says.

To reach it, visitors will climb a sweeping staircase, a miniature extravaganza modeled on the double staircase at Fontainebleau. "But designing the Ohr part of the museum was a struggle," Mr. Gehry said.

Interact with it and you will climb up on its back.

It's unclear whether Congress will climb aboard the IT train--or whether it will prefer to construct its own version.