Sentence examples similar to unable to get down from a tree from inspiring English sources

The group who had watched the departure of the trains from the top of the Liverpool tunnel airshaft, meanwhile, had been forgotten in the confusion, and were unable to get down from their vantage point.

He aims powerful shots at his opponents feet which Philippoussis is unable to get down to.

The quaint expression of Fletcher, the grey cat in the harlequin waistcoat who finds himself up a tree and unable to get down, is priceless and Zenobia, who has been living inside a large beribboned egg, is amusing too.

It is believed the students were mimicking "night climbers" from Oxford and Cambridge who scale walls and buildings for a dare, but they got stuck and were unable to get down.

Thirty people were unable to get down the pier before the flames became too fierce.

The last thing you need is to get injured while trying to help a cat get down from a tree.

"The Russians' compromise proposal is a ladder that allows everyone to get down from the trees they have climbed up.

A seven-hour assault course scramble to get down – snow, mud, tree trunks, shale and boulders.

Cats do like to climb trees and most can figure out how to get down the tree.

He's back to -1. 8.33pm BST Another dropped shot for Lefty, this time at 7, unable to get up and down from a spot behind trees on the right.

Donald drops another, though, unable to get up and down from a bunker.