Sentence examples for which climbs to from inspiring English sources

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

1 Set out from Kynance Cove, heading south on the coast path which climbs to give a magnificent view back to the cove. 2 Pass Pentreath beach, heading southwards.

In "State of Wonder," which climbs to No. 3 in its fourth week on the hardcover list, Patchett returns to the jungle with plenty of bug spray and a similarly hot-button plot involving the quest for a drug that would allow women to be fertile into old age — " 'Lost Horizon' for ovaries," as one character puts it.

IpsosMori 's researchers also looked at support for EU membership across the parties' voters, finding that 51 per cent of those backing Conservatives want to stay in the EU, which climbs to 73 per cent of Labour voters and 82 per cent of Liberal Democrat supporters.

They travelled on the Cairngorms funicular railway which climbs to 1,097m 3,599ftt).

The highest paved road, though, is nearby Rock Creek Road, which climbs to 10,320 feet.

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.

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

Imports had a smaller gain, increasing 0.6 percent to $198 billion, reflecting a 6.7 percent jump in petroleum imports, which climbed to $27.2 billion.

Among those stranded by floodwaters were 15 elephants, which climbed to the top of a wall a week ago to escape fast-rising water in Ayutthaya.