Sentence examples for scale a mountain from inspiring English sources

You can scale a mountain or snooze in a hammock.

"To scale a mountain you have to start with a little mountain," he said.

Though his little red schoolhouse looks bucolic, with cows from a nearby farm wandering into recess, Mr. King must scale a mountain of new requirements from the state.

She and her dad scale a mountain, and in one stunning sequence, capture an eaglet from its nest – a female, too – and training is under way.

The always entertaining dialogue was as stylised as the action: "You scale a mountain of ifs and I would add to its peak".

Davis Love III must have felt like a rock climber, trying to scale a mountain that kept getting steeper and steeper.

Having your arms stuck to your sides is an added disadvantage in scaling a mountain.

That's the difference between climbing a hill and scaling a mountain.

Along the way she is tangled in parachute cables, nearly drowns and scales a mountain.

But the scene ends, astonishingly, with a quiet Hemingway scaling a mountain nonetheless.

That's a gargantuan task — "more like scaling a mountain than shoveling a driveway," as Levesque writes.