Sentence examples for water climbed from inspiring English sources

Inconceivably, the water climbed to just beneath the letters, over six feet.

Another Gambian, Abubacarr Gibba, aged 27, fought to get onto the ladder, fell in the water, climbed out and then fell back in.

Inside a dark chamber perhaps 80 feet below street level, as trains clunked and whirred overhead, Mr. Deyo, 30, skirted a pool of water, climbed a slope of Manhattan schist and took in the view.

When Hurricane Sandy sent water tearing into Tony Locane's basement last week, he rushed down the stairs to save what he could — his computer, a few pieces of his artwork — as the water climbed up the walls and up his legs from one foot to two feet, to three and to four.

United Utilities added 24p to 579p and Severn Trent rose 50p to £14.40 as Merrill moved from neutral to buy, while Pennon put on 4.5p to 621.5p and Northumbrian Water climbed 5.6p to 314.10p after the bank raised its rating from underperform to neutral.

"As soon as the rain starts, the manholes start bubbling, and then they actually burst open," said Vito Cascione, 49, of Middle Village, who said water climbed to a four-foot level on Penelope Avenue, high enough to allow garbage cans to float over fences and down the street.

Another was still in the water, climbing up on the lane line and falling over backward.

The bears drink from a vat of water, climb atop a manufactured cave and walk through the forest as bears do.

It's an embrace that increasingly resembles a stranglehold and, despite the strong foundations of the social housing built in 1952, the water climbs up into the houses.

In the wild, monitors hunt on land or in the water, climbing trees, digging up burrows, or simply chasing down their prey: an adult monitor can outrun a human, though it will usually attack only when cornered.

Parasitic mites swarm out of the water, climb onto the back of a nearby freshly molted dragonfly and take a ride to a nearby stream or pond.