Sentence examples for ascension for from inspiring English sources

For many climbers the moment has become nearly mythological, signifying a broader ascension for Edlinger himself and for sport climbing in general.

During the 2nd World War the U. S. Army Air Forces built a refuelling base on Ascension, for the use of bombers flying between South America and Africa.

"In Ascension, for example, what interests me is the idea of immateriality becoming an object, which is exactly what happens in Ascension: the smoke becomes a column.

This effectively cuts out all those St Helenians who have worked on Ascension for all or most of their working lives".

As for the forthcoming five-disc set of Yes's 1996 live reunion tour, Keys to Ascension, for once the overused epithet "life's too short" can be employed in its most literal sense.

The seeds of political ascension for a member of the Bush family may have been planted in an Austin eatery whose name conjures up images of Janis Joplin jam sessions.

Given his longstanding proximity to Trump, Thiel has been in a position of influence from day one, but if rumors play out, a formal intelligence appointment could still be an ascension of sorts for one of Silicon Valley's most divisive figures.

Alabama ruined the ascension party for Bulldogs and their throng of fans, who were dressed in black for the so-called Blackout, an inspirational move designed by Coach Mark Richt.

The intention was for the Duchess to be appointed regent upon Victoria's (assumed youthful) ascension and for Conroy to be created Victoria's private secretary and given a peerage.

The understudy ascension theme for this franchise is as old as Lou Gehrig and Wally Pipp.

"We see so many people's ascension happen for no reason.