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Climber in sentence

43 examples of Climber in a sentence

Ladies and gentlemen, Jim Ewing, the first cyborg rock climber.
I'll start with a very brief version of how I became a climber, and then tell the story of my two most significant free solos.
I didn't want to be a lucky climber.
I wanted to be a great climber.
We spent the day climbing together to a specific crack in the middle of the wall that was choked with loose rocks that made that section difficult and potentially dangerous, because any missed step might knock a rock to the ground and kill a passing climber or hiker.
Postcranially, the team concluded that the position of the shoulders suggesting naledi was a climber; the flared pelvis and curved fingers are all primitive for the genus Homo.
Now, he's a rock climber, but you know, he's our executive director.
This climber is on the last pitch of it.
Narrator: Lynn Verinsky, a professional climber, who appeared to be brimming with confidence.
We also got some bad news in the storm that Beck Weathers, another climber, had collapsed in the snow and was dead.
They tried to radio a message to Rob Hall, who was a superb climber stuck, sort of, with a weak climber up near the summit.
This climber was snow blind.
And one more climber should have died that day, but didn't, and that's Beck Weathers.
This robot is called CLIMBeR: Cable-suspended Limbed Intelligent Matching Behavior Robot.
So this is CLIMBeR.
And a professor in the University of Massachusetts, in the zoology department, bought this climber because she wanted to study the insect diversity of the top of the tree canopy.
This movie is based on climbing, and I'm not a climber, yet even I think it's hilarious when they have the climber struggling to climb and there's a guy in the background who is basically walking up the 'cliff'.
Brad Pitt handles the role of an annoying, obnoxious Austrian climber quite well.
Though good-natured, the fact that he is a "shanty Irishman" and a social climber builds resentment in Olympic Club members; most of them can't wait to see him lose a fight, and they bet against him.
After the unexpected accident that killed an inexperienced climber (Michelle Joyner).
While Flynn is of course best known for his savoir-faire and sprezzatura (to throw in a couple of high-falutin' European terms!), this film gives him an opportunity to stretch (albeit only slightly) as an actor, as he plays an unabashed social climber with a big ego and a sense of nerve to match.
Gentleman Jim is another case of print the legend, with Errol Flynn playing the legendary boxer as a brash but charismatic social climber in a rollicking entertainment that barely stops for breath.
Cliffhanger is a decent action crime adventure with some flaws from director Renny Harlin whose admirable in making this movie about an expert climber who finds himself taken hostage with a fellow friend by a gang of dangerous criminals on the search for suit cases full of stolen cash in the Rocky Mountains.
Sylvester Stallone is impressive as Gabe Walker the expert climber especially in the action/fight sequences but some of them definitely border on the line of unrealistic.
It's about a mountain climber that must help his friend after being held hostage by mercenaries that want them to find three suitcases carrying money over 100 million dollars.
Call it documentary fiction with a cameo by Donald Sutherland as the climber's agent.
A doctor who can diagnose "internal hemorrhaging" by touching the outside of an injured climber's parka.
The female Russian climber actually looks like she is wearing jeans.
Im a mountain climber and love to watch movies about climbing, that stated most movies in this genre usually have really fake seaming climbing scene for example Cliff hanger with S Stalone climbing a huge wall in the Rockies(really Dolomites in Italy) with all the gear but using none of it or the bolt gun?(no such thing).
Scream of Stone has plenty of fake stuff to stay in my contrived genre but is way more real, shot in Patigonia with a story by very famous climber (R Messner).