Sentence examples for To descent from inspiring English sources
noun
An instance of descending.
- We climbed the mountain with difficulty, but the descent was easier.
The significance given to descent groups varies, but they are important in providing for heirs, successors, and marital partners.
In China, with its ancient system of ancestor worship, long, drawn-out pedigrees, including claims to descent from Confucius, are not unknown.
These similarities may be due not to descent from Butoh, however, but to the fact that they and Butoh descend from shared sources: above all, Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The triumph mingled with commiseration on the faces of those coming down encourages those yet to make the blessed transition from ascent to descent.
And do me a favor, you see that target there on 3321 code at 335 climbing, don't know who he is, but you got that USA 583 if you need to descent him down, you can, nobody.
The little details: Rather than anything so infra dig as guests struggling down to the ski hire shop, the staff of Ogier Sport (Val's best, according to Descent) come to the chalet with skis and boots that magically fit.
Hence, we resort to gradient descent minimization to find locally optimal values for and, starting from an initial value [27].
Below, we summarize the FVAQ questions related to fall initiation, descent, and impact.
The first American to be able to claim descent from Genghis Khan has been discovered.
It's time to call a halt to this descent into chaos.
Resignation to the descent of man turns out to be enough.
