Sentence examples for which climbs from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong also has a famous funicular: the Peak Tram, which climbs Victoria Peak.

Take the right path, which climbs over rocky slabs and then turns left on to another path.

Paia is well placed at the seashore end of Baldwin Avenue, which climbs 1,500ft to the cowboy town Makawao.

An outstanding effort which climbs over a ridge, kinks this way and that, and dies just before the cup.

SPEND Via Cattedrale, which climbs to Cathedral San Lorenzo for panoramas of Lugano Bay, contains all sorts, from African antiques to handmade paper.

The name ivy especially denotes the commonly grown English ivy (H. helix), which climbs by aerial roots with adhering disks that develop on the stems.

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.