Sentence examples for precipitous climb from inspiring English sources
The phrase "precipitous climb" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe a sudden, steep increase or ascent in something, such as a situation, a chart, or a physical activity. Example: The company's stock experienced a precipitous climb after announcing their new product, reaching record highs within just a few weeks.
And the 2001 St . LouisCardinals made the most precipitous climb, coming from six games back and running down four teams that were ahead of them July 31.
In the aftermath, criticism has swirled about poor preparations and delays caused by climbers laying ropes improperly in the Bottleneck, the precipitous climb just below the summit.
The precipitous climb to the rock from which it fell was no longer easy for me, but I enjoyed the solitude there, the moss-covered stones, the trees bending toward the arc of the water.
Not many first-round losers receive a prize, but then not many players burst into the light by winning their first Grand Slam title when they are ranked 66th in the world, then make the precipitous climb to the top.
He knows to talk about anything but the bridge during the 10 to 15 minutes it takes to cross: first, a disconcerting dogleg curve, then a precipitous climb over the initial suspension span; then downhill and over a second span, a cantilever whose boxy sides and roof feel like a suffocating tunnel.
"It certainly doesn't seem like it's on a continuous precipitous climb".
Waterfall Canyon Climbing Park in Ogden, Utah, is the newest area in the United States, with three precipitous climbs found in a deep quartzite canyon just east of the town.
When the first trial begins, and the dogs join their humans on the course, the grounds are transformed: this is an athletic event for both species, with jumps (tailored to the shoulder height of the canid entrants), tunnels, catwalks, a tight slalom, precipitous climbs, and the final challenge, novelty — each agility course is unknown to the dogs until they begin their round.
The cross-country "super-highway" is the flat Methow Community Trail which plies its way for 20 miles between Winthrop and Mazama, passing a handful of strategically placed ski huts (with drinking water and toilets) and connecting to other more precipitous routes that climb up and down the valley sides.
Climbing precipitous tracks, our 4x4s head into a wild rockscape of giant ophiolite rocks, limestone and splintering mudstone.
Not all activities have to involve the falls, though - go kayaking along the Niagara River, bungee jumping in the Niagara Falls area or climb the precipitous gorge at the nearby Devil's Hole.
