In fact, he's ascended to heights of acclaim in his chosen profession since 2002.
She confidently ascended the heights of her showpiece aria, "Bel raggio lusinghier," and descended with expressive ease.
As she ascends the heights of the Manhattan art world in the 1990s, her ultimate goal is not marriage but a gallery in Chelsea.
Shevardnadze, as Georgians saw it, was born in a small village, the son of a teacher, and joined the Communist Party at the age of twenty and then ascended global heights.
The first railway in Canada was constructed by British military engineers in the 1820s at the Citadel at Québec city; it used a similar cable-operated tramway to ascend the heights of Cape Diamond.
Over three decades in Minnesota and in Washington, Ms. Howell repeatedly ascended professional heights that had been the near-exclusive province of men, earning accolades for her toughness, curiosity and enthusiasm.
In the 1960s the Met briefly ascended the heights of contemporary chic when Henry Geldzahler, deeply embedded in the New York art world, was hired as the first 20th-century curator.
Choreographed by Michael Peters, it doesn't actually ascend the heights of his work for Beat It, and comes nowhere near the sexual incandescence of Smooth Criminal, but that's probably why it's so popular – you don't need to be ridiculously gifted to dance it.
Office politics are a thing and hitching your wagon to the right people can help you ascend dizzy heights quickly but be careful of the price you pay.
