Sentences with phrase «by clambering»

Frieze Artist Award Escape the madness of the art fair by clambering into a scaled miniature replica of the Frieze tent created by Rachel Rose, winner of the 2015 Frieze Artist Award.

To get through the area you avoid the leaves, often by clambering around, and throwing things at bells placed around the level to distract the beast.

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The sense of God's reality is a vital experience, and like every other vital experience we don't so much learn it, or achieve it, or clamber up to it; we catch it by contagion.

By some distance the most miserable game of last season was Spurs» nil - all away at Burnley, a game so bad that the famous Tottenham cockerel hopped down off his ball, pulled out all his feathers, stuck a lemon up himself and clambered into a preheated oven.

The anticipation of a shiny new stadium was swiftly overshadowed by poor performances on the pitch; a few lucky wins allowed a fortuitous ungainly clamber into mid-table; the saga of the sulking Frenchman dominated the back pages; a post Payet bounce hinted at a mini resurgence before a return to indifference has left the team with just one win from the last six matches.

I try to encourage our baby to practice new movement skills by holding his hands and walking him around, setting up obstacle courses for baby to clamber through, and encouraging my baby boy to feed himself using a spoon.

Of course, IBB clambered on the back of Obasanjo's «press release», excoriating PMB, strafing both the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the doomed Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) which, by the way, he thoroughly ruined during his presidential years.

Gove responded by saying it was actually the previous government who had failed, and that «it's a pity that a party that used to reform education is now clambering on any bandwagon.»

If Jonathan was advised by Mohammed to hop on a chopper en route to Lagos, what stops the Daura herdsman from clambering into a train from Abuja to Ikeja thence to Lagos Island; that would, at least, afford him the opportunity to see cows» grazing routes, and also save Lagosians the nuisance, which his visit turned out to be.

He's clambered to the top of the world by selling his soul to the devil — who comes, in this film, in the guise of big business and corporate lobbyists.

Now Hollywood has clambered aboard, though this live - action version, finally helmed by British...

You can also reach this spot by going backwards along the Shaman's Path route but it's tricky to jump or clamber out of the river under the zipline.

«I am horrified by police reports from across the UK of groups of children as young as five risking their lives by daring each other to lie down in the road or clamber over the roofs of derelict buildings.Recently, a nine - year - old only survived by a miracle after falling 30 feet through a roof in Birmingham.

Clamber inside and you'll be greeted by more Gordini tweakery.

Inside, the Z24 could use more headroom — it's limited by the severely sloped windshield — and normal - sized adults required to clamber into the small back seat will hope for a short trip.

Available in black or white, the AirTop tent can be raised from its box by four gas pressure springs to deliver a mattress, two doors, two windows, mosquito nets and even a ladder to clamber up.

Those who clambered aboard were greeted by a pitiful sight.

I clambered up by way of one of the side towers, my thighs thrumming from the deep tread of the steps, and stood for a moment catching my breath.

We were immediately greeted by dogs at our feet, jumping up, clambering for attention from these new intruders.

Smile at a crocodile, watch and listen the myriad of flora and fauna all around, be amazed by magnificent waterfalls, revitalise yourself after a bush walk in one of nature's secluded pools, clamber on the rocks to collect your own oyster feast, hunt and gather for a succulent feed of mud crabs, cast a line to hook the boat's biggest fish, feel the mystery surrounding the Aboriginal roack art sites.....

Sandy Bay, a bit of a clamber across the boulders from Llandudno or a walk from the car park, is enclosed by sand dunes and well protected from the wind.

By this time, I was getting tired and decided to clamber out of the ocean and scale my way back up to the top of the cliffs on a bit of a goat trail I found.

Its seventies heritage is stylishly retained in the hotel by its new owners, from its imaginatively carved wooden reception desk to its curvaceous clambering spiraling marble staircase.

Puzzles are many and quite varied: you might have to redirect fire in order to pass, clamber around the environment, water plans by carefully altering the flow, block contraptions, build towers, time leaps and more.

By gathering up Scrap, the game's currency, you can purchase engine upgrades, new exhausts, spikes to stop enemies clambering on the car, better suspension and more.

Using a first - person perspective the goal is to get through the levels and tackle the objective, either through sneaky tactics like clambering around the environment or by just charging in and killing everything using guns, swords and magic powers.

While it's visually smart enough, and there have been some nice improvements, such as the fact your character can now clamber up from ledges, it's still beset by the bugs that have plagued the Lego fraanchise throughout it's life, and the control and camera issues we've become accustomed to.

For example, you can jump onto a hard - to - reach platform by thrusting through the air and clambering up its ledge, or slide under enemy gunfire before charging into your opponent head - on.

Race to the finish by collecting coins in Coinathlon, clamber up huge structures in Challenge Tower, or try to pass your rivals in Mario Shuffle — and that's just to start!

Viewers who enter (as I did, thank goodness) from the terrace (having clambered down the steel stairs from the seventh floor) are greeted by Brice Marden's inviting Garden Table brilliantly lit by sunlight from the east and a smile - inducing answer to the Murphy Cocktail as seen above.

Acrobatic nudes clamber, writhe or dive out of classical crocks, anticipating Surrealism by a couple of decades.

A lone figure walking beside an indigo swimming pool; a boat passing before the entrance of a cave as a great black bird swoops by; a girl dressed in white, clambering high in the branches of a vast tree on a starlit night: these are some of the strange and poetic recent subjects of the painter Peter Doig, the subject of a major exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery this summer.

Man of the hour Tillmans, flanked by proud parents, was suddenly clambering up onto his chair to the thunder of ecstatic applause.

The judge found the field in which the cow was placed was adequately secured but the cow escaped by «jumping or clambering» over the gate and then jumping over a 12 - foot cattle grid to get onto the road.

What started as a side project based on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) now has over a million active users clambering to install the latest builds on their devices — even ones that have not been forgotten by their makers.

Many parents are used to being woken up by their little ones clambering into their beds.

In this double - tiered log treehouse and tower design by Cheeky Monkey, your young explorer will have hours of fun playing among the tress on the climbing wall, slide, rope bridge and clambering up to the top of the tower, perched high above the tree tops.