Sentence examples for will climb back from inspiring English sources

In mid-September, rates will climb back up to $189.

Then, when midafternoon arrives, the men will climb back into a state-owned van.

Hearts now go into Wednesday's home game against Rangers knowing they will climb back up to second if they beat Mark Warburton's team.

With this run at the United States Open, Robredo will climb back up from his current world ranking, 22nd, into the top 20, and he has been a man on a mission in 2013.

One of his rewards will come with today's publication of  an updated world rankings list, in which he will climb back to No 4 behind Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, the three other members of the "Big Four" who have dominated the sport for so long.

If you want to know what the future of the American economy looks like — when the unemployment rate will return to below 6 percent, or when annual growth will climb back above 3 percent — it's helpful to stop thinking for a moment about those families in serious financial distress.

Even when an advanced country seems to be deep in a financial hole, lenders usually assume that it will somehow find the resources and political will to climb back out.

Foreign petroleum sales dipped 1.6percentt in February, though the figure will probably climb back for March, when the price of crude oil reached a record.

After a 12percentt plunge this year, global ad spending will not climb back to 2007 levels for another five years, Mr. Fenez said.

The average price of a house in the UK will not climb back to its 2007 peak until 2023, a leading academic said today.

As the economy recovers, oil prices will slowly climb back up.