Sentence examples for which climb from inspiring English sources

Nightly rates, which climb as high as $950 in high season, start at $395 on weekends through March 25.

Spoken stretches transfigure into melodies, which climb and play in the thermals; or her vocals gather steam only to break apart into stray phrases and verbal gestures.

The city's charms are well known, but so are its drawbacks: inadequate airports, terrible traffic, and desperate poverty and high crime in the favelas, which climb up the steep hills all over the city.

The radial glia act as stem cells, dividing to produce immature nerve cells which climb onto their mother cell's radially aligned fibre and then crawl along it, with amoeba-like movements, towards the tube's outer surface.

Mr. Forrest said Darwin studied plants whose roots move along walls, whose stems twine, whose tendrils curl around other plants and which climb as their leaves grow into tendrils.

Then, after the snow melts, they hike and go biking on the 10-foot-wide trails, which climb and swoop under white pines and along the Totagatic River, its brown waters twisting out of sight.

Sales ballooned but so did the company's debt, which climbed to nearly $400 million.

Watson and Simpson started as hot as the temperature, which climbed to 98 degrees.

We boarded a funicular, which climbed steeply along a course of multicolored fluorescent lights.

So, too, did the bathrooms, which climbed to 100 from 92.

The other big surprise was the strength of household demand, which climbed 1.6 percent in the quarter.