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The elevator that runs from the ground floor to the fifth floor will be replaced and will ascend and descend in a new, fire-resistant shaft.
Visitors can dress up in jumpsuits and hard hats and descend in a creaking elevator to the coalface 300 metres below the surface.
Legend holds that the country's imperial rulers date back 125 generations, and descend in a direct line from the Sun Goddess Amaterasu, the family's mythical progenitor.
Taking into account the distance between the two cities (less than 1,000 miles) and factoring in the time it would take to ascend and descend in a plane as well as taking into account a way to eliminate potential weather delays, Musk settled on the Hyperloop.
You leave the depot and descend in a lift to the Mount Pleasant platform.
A scale is a series of notes that ascend and descend in a pattern of steps (usually 8, sometimes 5) that starts at one note and ends at a higher or lower version of the same note.
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The jets peel off from Ockham, Biggin, Lambourne and Bovingdon — the quaintly named holding stacks above the home counties, where planes circle in arrays thousands of feet high — and descend in an orderly procession to Heathrow.
Finally, one gets fired, and descends in a golden elevator.
The call is a mellow whistle that ascends and descends in a distinctive "Pee uuu WEE" sound.
After Robison caught the tentacle and descended in a submersible to the same spot, he said, "It occurred to me that there was a pissed-off squid out there with a grudge against me".
In February, 1968, she joined a team of scientists in the Bahamas and descended in a vehicle called Deep Diver, which Link had designed and which was the first modern submersible with a lockout chamber, permitting divers to leave and return to the vehicle underwater.
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