climb out造句

We can climb out of hell.

He, too, was able to climb out.

But you were seen taking the book, now try to climb out of that one.

The mice, smelling this, will jump in, and not be able to climb out.

The fox fell into the trap and couldn't climb out of it.

As long as there is a road at the foot, that is to climb, also want to climb out of their own traces, to life without regret.

Finally, in a Hong Geli asleep, according to gently climb out of hole Buha, it licks the kids, as a final farewell.

The craters were so large that taxis would disappear for minutes at a time, only to reappear as they struggled to climb out.

Ireland and Greece are in deep austerity needed to stabilise their public finances will make it hard for them to climb out.

One is microcredit, a system of lending to very poor people, the majority of whom are female microentrepreneurs who are thus helped to climb out of poverty.

Vista users, on the other hand, can upgrade to Windows 7 without a clean install. They might as well climb out of that train wreck, since it's easy.

Yet as scientists begin to climb out of the dark foothills and into the dim light, they are now poised to alter the understanding of human nature in ways artists and writers have not.

Mr Yanukovich put himself into a deep hole when he sanctioned Ms Tymoshenko’s arrest. It would be rational for him to try to climb out of it by freeing her.

I’m smart. I know I can succeed. I just need a chance. A chance to climb out of this place I’ve born in. Everyone I know are angry and tired. They’re trying to survive. But I know that there is a world out there that is better, that’s better developed. And I want to live in it.