Sentences with phrase «men clambering»
On 2 June 1844, three men clambered onto the rocky skerry of Eldey, a few kilometres off the southwest tip of Iceland.
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In the Summer clubs will be clambering for him and we know we cant compete financially with the likes of Real Madrid, Chelsea and Man City.
72: A frustrated foul from Williams there as he clambers all over the back of Tadic with the Southampton man trying to burst through the park and the Everton defender is not happy about the decision to award the hosts a free kick.
The star though is Ferra / Torr, a bizarre partnership consisting of a hulking beast man (Torr) and a diminutive warrior girl (Ferra) who sits on her companion's shoulders, occassionally clambering down to delivery stabbing dagger blows.
The resulting images are a stark portrayal of Promethean repetition; the treacherous, daily descent of the men down the slippery walls and the clambering back up, laden with sacks of sodden earth.
I have happy memories of clambering over one of Frink's Seated Man editions in their garden with my siblings when we were children.
Li Wei, a short and stocky man, clambered up a metal ladder ten feet, sticking his head deep into a hole in the wall.
Man of the hour Tillmans, flanked by proud parents, was suddenly clambering up onto his chair to the thunder of ecstatic applause.
Latimer, on July 1st, 1916, the men with their Webley revolvers and whistles, clambering out of the trenches and walking to the German machine - guns were on average 20.