Climb
The climb is the part of a flight of an aircraft, after take off, consisting of getting an Aircraft to the desired cruising[?] altitude. More generally, the term 'climb' means increasing the altitude.See also Climbing (the sport).
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then in waiting at Kensington.
Letter 45 To The Hon. H. S. Conway.
principles; and all this I am not afraid to tell you,. as you
given my nephew, who brings your sword, a letter of attorney to
Waldegrave goes to town on Friday, but I remain here. You lose
to-day upon a few loaves and three small fishes. I should have
way; but as I lie in bed rather longer than the lark, I fear our
Strawberry Hill, October 2, 1760. (page 90)
I announce my Lady Huntingtower(106) to you. I hope you will
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espoused my niece Charlotte at St. James's church. The moment
it is pleasant to call cousins with a charming prospect over
It is not the style of Our Court to have long negotiations; we
months together in public places. Vidit, venit, vicit;--the
came to my brother, and made his demand. The princess did not
consented. and they were married this morning. My Lord Dysart
six-and-twenty, and would never make the least settlement on
I may please myself; he cannot hinder me of ten thousand.
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