Meanings of clamber over rocks in English

Some young women, when they clamber over rocks, are awkward, heavy, unattractive, and troublesome.

To follow it, he had to clamber over rocks and wriggle through thick stands of willow and alder.

When forced to quit the sand, we were condemned to drag through morasses, or to clamber over rocks, unrefreshed by streams, and unmarked by diversity.

They clambered over rocks, and sea-weed, and drift-wood, and at length reached the bank.

Fortey found his first when he was a boy clambering over rocks at St. David's Bay in Wales.

The patient little cow ponies clambered over rocks and slid down inclines of a frightful angle as cleverly as mountain goats.

All day they struggled through brushwood and clambered over rocks, pushing their way further and further into the desolate heart of the island.

In dead silence those below watched the sombre forms as they descended slowly, clambering over rocks, rustling through bushes, and coming nearer and nearer.