Sentence examples for ascends by from inspiring English sources

In no limits, the diver also rides a sled but ascends by means of an air bag.

For example, a droplet being carried up from the cloud base grows as it ascends by sweeping up smaller droplets.

He is usually in a mandorla but is not always supported or even surrounded by angels; thus, he is no longer carried to heaven but ascends by his own power.

"On the Ascent of Sap" (1894) presented the hypothesis that the sap or water in the vessels of a woody plant ascends by virtue of its power of resisting tensile stress and its capacity to remain cohesive under the stress of great differences of pressure.

The scenes of Les haranguing Toby with his grubby tales of triumph (a juicy picture can command $700, he boasts) recall Martin Scorsese's still-underappreciated 1983 satire, "The King of Comedy," in which Robert De Niro's character, Rupert Pupkin, ascends by hook and by crook from predatory fan to big-time comedian.

[Here's where it gets technical] The default space is three-by-four, meaning the horizontal axis ascends by minor thirds (three semitones), and the vertical axis ascends by major thirds (four semitones).

They want your blood, and they ascend by the millions all summer, coming after it.

"When I die, I want them to play The Lark Ascending by Vaughan Williams," he says.

Researchers separated each of those vehicle classes into weight categories that ascended by 500 pounds.

Since August 2006, the water level of the deep groundwater ascended by 1.9 mm/d.

The mountain is ascended by a rack-and-pinion railway that runs from Llanberis to the summit of Yr Wyddfa.