Sentence examples for ascendancy into from inspiring English sources

Villa were denied a fair penalty claim and maintained the ascendancy into the second half.

We've been predicting Oprah's ascendancy into billionaire-dom since 1995.

3. Silicon Valley investors started losing their minds after Trump's ascendancy into the White House.

First off, the rarity of an emerging country fueling its ascendancy into the modern age with cleantech is enough to make Al Gore swoon.

The ascendancy into the dance music industry was swift and efficient for Dubb who first released a remix of fellow Torontonian Glen Morrison in 2008.

Toyo Ito's ascendancy into the architectural Pantheon solidified by his winning the Pritzker Prize today began with the luminous and transparent houses and public buildings he designed in his native Japan.

This was work for her, not Yeats, who had no ear for native speech, and had, in any case, somewhat to his annoyance, been born not into the Ascendancy but into the slightly upper middle class; he hated the bourgeoisie (his tormentor George Moore professed to wonder how he had come so to dislike his own kind).

Mike Brown's first Test try and another for debutant Luther Burrell came amid 18 unanswered points as early French dominance gave way to English ascendancy deep into the second half.

City's 2-0 victory here 12 months ago propelled them back into the ascendancy in the title race, on the same afternoon as Steven Gerrard's untimely slip against Chelsea punctured the momentum for Brendan Rodgers' side.

But nowhere are United "rebuilding" more obviously than in the centre and, inevitably, whenever Rovers muscled their way into the ascendancy in that area, the hosts' dominance ebbed away.

Chesterfield manager Paul Cook told BBC Radio Sheffield: "We get into the ascendancy in games and then we shoot ourselves in the foot.