Climbs with difficulty

Usage examples of clambers.

Then he jumps and clambers over the side, not waiting for the gangway, and scrambles down the engine compartment ladder and through the second hatch into the narrow space that holds the shaft.

As quietly as possible, he leaves the closet-sized stateroom and clambers up the ladder and onto the rain-splashed deck.

Dorrin clambers off Meriwhen, wincing at the continuing soreness in his thighs.

Dorrin clambers into his saddle and follows them out to the still-frozen and rutted road.

As if at a signal he clambers to his feet and stumbles towards the gathering light, the rubber slippers on his bare feet flapping with every step.

When he falls, he clambers to his feet with the over-careful movements of a child who does not understand what has occurred and is afraid of being scolded.

To cross the wall he clambers to the top and lies along it, letting his legs swing down the other side.

The real Emma rushes, follows her "double" Clambers outside to rappel up the line to 106 EXT.

As the car stops outside her house, he clambers out hastily and dodges behind the garden wall, giving thanks for his perspicacity in not prematurely demolishing it in reshaping the garden.

She knew that the Widow Clambers had stayed overnight (it had been `raining too hard for her to go home', according to Polly's father) and, personally, she hoped for his sake that she'd stay every night.

The town had no shortage of widows, and Eva Clambers was a warm-hearted lady who baked like a champion.

She knew that the Widow Clambers had stayed overnight (it had been 'raining too hard for her to go home', according to Polly's father) and, personally, she hoped for his sake that she'd stay every night.