Sentence examples for ordered to climb from inspiring English sources

The camp commander, Sinyavsky, who has been driven mad by his sins, is ordered to climb 13 steps to what was once his office.

Last week, the third, decisive element was revealed to grieving Russian parents: Ordered to climb higher by the electronic voice of the cockpit's automatic collision detector, the pilot of the children's plane obeyed the befuddled ground controller instead.

BASE jumping in the United States often requires breaking the law, mainly because jumpers must sometimes trespass in order to climb towers and buildings.

On a 1943 equatorial night, three Italian prisoners of war escaped from camp 354 near Nanyuki, in order to climb Mount Kenya.

Women would happily sneak on one another for breaches of the commune's iron discipline in order to climb a few places up Muhl's hierarchy.

Forcing it to publish the algorithm or the method it uses to evaluate it would allow every Web site to game the rules in order to climb up the rankings — destroying its value as a search engine.

Most weirdly, there's a (non-sexual) therapeutic element, with Riley providing counseling for her clients, who just need some clarity in order to climb off the massage table and go back to their wives.

If he is to continue progressing at his current pace, doughty career journeymen such as Carraz are exactly the type of player Murray must pick off in order to climb the ladder.

JB is working from home most of the time these days after deciding to take time away from his political consultancy work in order to "climb full time into the trenches" of the Kerry-Edwards campaign.

Others present took shelter inside a four-by-four as the horses walked slowly back down the hill in order to climb it once more, but Henderson stayed outside to play in the rain with his labrador.

The example above is the worst Ms Edwards can recall, but she repeatedly encounters bewilderment that she did not "lose" her Yorkshire accent (meaning that she did not consciously acquire an accent foreign to her) in order to climb the academic ladder.The collision of academic prejudice and accent is particularly ironic.