Examples of using Steck in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Project Himalaya Steck.
Steck can be funny, too.
NOT SURPRISINGLY, Steck has a hard time relaxing.
Steck will never be as famous as the Fed.
Oh, I felt like we just scratched the surface of Greg Steck.
That's bullshit,” Steck says when I suggest the possibility.
My watch reads 9:54 as I set out, pretty sure Steck is still going to beat me.
From then on, Steck has always climbed easy stuff without a rope.
It was important for me to understand whether I was pushing it too hard orwhether it had just been bad luck,” Steck says.
Steck had never felt so dialed as he did on that February day in 2008.
The German car company gives Steck a new one every year to drive for free.
Steck turns to pose, but two girls tap him from behind to ask for his autograph.
The interview today with Steck-- what did he say about an opinion he was working on?
Steck did all three laps in about five hours total, several times a week.
During intense training periods, Steck is back in the lab every two months, strapped to more machines.
Steck had stomach cramps the whole way but kept pace, thanks to a few sips of Coca-Cola stashed in his jacket.
The country has only 7.8 million people- fewer than New York City-but nearly all of them can at least visualize what Steck does.
Gregory Steck-- he graduated from Harvard Law School in 2006.
Subsequently, the operation of a one-waywall for atoms was demonstrated by Daniel Steck and collaborators later in 2008.
But Steck is a mutant combination of the finest climbers out there, past and present.
Eric Plantenberg andScott Patch got a taste of that in May when they saw Steck in action on Everest, the final climb of the three.
Steck could run laps up a hill near his home in 33 minutes, down from 37, a 10 percent improvement from the simplest of tweaks.
One night at the train station in Interlaken, Steck and I are standing in the glow of the platform lights discussing a plan for my last few days.
Steck considers the rescue a failure- he saved only one of the two climbers- but the mountain-loving Swiss had a new national hero.
Thirty-nine minutes into the climb, about a quarter of the way up, Steck reached the start of the first crux, a vertical dihedral called Difficult Crack, and noticed that he was ten minutes behind his 2007 record pace.
Max Steck, Ueli's coppersmith father, had taught him never to half-ass anything, but Steck began to believe he would done exactly that.
On the last day, I meet Steck and a British film crew at a sport-climbing area called Lehn, where knuckles of conglomerate rock punch through the pines.
But that's just Steck being Swiss, a culture I know well from having lived and worked in Switzerland twice, the last time from 2008 to 2011.
But a year earlier, in 2007, Steck had shown that it could be completed in less than four hours when he smashed the old record by 47 minutes, with a time of 3:54.
For both climbs, Steck(pronounced schteck) simply walked up and started- no practice, no ropes- so both were on-sight free solos, the riskiest type of climbing there is.