Meanings of climbing the fence in English

And climbing the fence, he soon had the lively lamb cornered and caught.

We heard, behind us, one of the men climbing the fence.

Elizabeth went thoughtfully out of the field and climbing the fence confronted her father.

The image of me climbing the fence didn't sit well.

We started climbing the fence, but he got caught on the wire at the top.

I checked above and decided to risk climbing the fence and getting through the barbed wire.

Four of them were already climbing the fence.

But climbing the fence wouldn't be easy.

Instead of climbing the fence when he reached it, he turned so his back was against it.

He wasn't climbing the fence again.

I must be a tough looking customer, grinned the boy, again climbing the fence and starting along the track.

The sight of them climbing the fence encouraged others, even as a helicopter patrolled overhead on the US side.

They followed the little brook at the foot of the orchard, and climbing the fence, found themselves once more in the beechwoods.

A moment more and he had his pack and his rifle on one shoulder and was climbing the fence at the wood-pile.

Fortunately for the fugitive, the policeman, in climbing the fence, had made noise enough to drown the slight sounds produced by Ripley's frenzied flight.

She returned to St. Chad's the same way as she had come, walking across the pasture and climbing the fence of the cricket ground.