Sentence examples for make you climb from inspiring English sources

The organisers boast 300 summits over 3,000m in the area, though hopefully they don't make you climb all of them.

Angkor Wat makes you climb if you want to see the highest gods.

It's enough to make you want to climb a tree, just climb and climb and climb until you can't anymore and then sit there, yelling things that no one can understand.

Have you ever asked anyone out, or does the idea make you want to climb up your curtains and cling to the pole, where you can gather dust forever?

And the clubbing scenes are so much fun they make you want to climb inside the telly and join the hordes gyrating to Ultra Naté, Steps, and countless Almighty mixes.

Spring represents rebirth and growth, and these trees make you want to climb them, and if you skin your knee, so be it.

The huge Moreton Bay fig tree, from which the restaurant gets its name, will make you feel like climbing.

Do not take steroids- these also weaken tendons, and tend to make you too bulky to climb efficiently.

Stromboli The Hyperactive One Don't let the easy climb up Vesuvius make you overconfident about your next hike.

Actually, it makes you want to climb out of Mr. Bissell's head and go snort a line of Saul Bellow instead.

"So I think there's also a positive aspect of appetite for life that makes you want to climb that mountain or run that marathon".