Usage of "climb that hill"

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Usage of climb that hill in English

We're going to climb that hill together, even if it takes us all day.' 
 The Irish Times 

I was not able to climb that hill this morning. 
 Be Courteous, or, Religion, the True Refiner 

Sometimes it takes a while to get over that stuff and climb that hill. 
 Radio NZ 

And week by week to climb that hill 
 Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, January 3, 1917 

Take your cox'n and climb that hill. 
 Beyond the Reef 

I can climb that hill myself. 
 The Uphill Climb 

I thought I was tired when I left the city: now I could climb that hill and enjoy it. 
 Red Pepper Burns 

I don't want the forty of you trying to climb that hill in the face of all the ogres in the camp. 
 The Kagonesti (A Story of the Wild Elves) 

He devoutly wished it were not necessary to climb that hill again, for he feared he would not have the strength to descend it. 
 Rainbow's End 

We can choose to stay and it starts by climbing that hill. 
 Book Three: The Final Exodus 

Several times today I have made out the figures of men climbing that hill. 
 The Lion of Saint Mark: A Story of Venice in the Fourteenth Cent... 

We all enjoy climbing that hill and looking for ferns. 
 St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 5, January 1878, ... 

We would climb those hills, and breathe the air that flitted about over their craggy tops. 
 Robert Falconer 

But when I climbed that hill and set my foot within that majestic ruin, something awful clutched at my heart. 
 As Seen By Me 

It was but half a day's ride, he had said; she would climb those hills and look down upon Saracinesca-onlyonce. 
 Saracinesca 

"Do you think we can climb those hills with packs?" 
 The Forest 

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Meanings of climb that hill in English