Sentence examples for ascent around from inspiring English sources

This would mean the 55-storey high balloon starting its two-hour ascent around lunchtime on Sunday, with Baumgartner due to jump from the capsule at 36,500m and freefall for more than five minutes.

For 30 years, there was barely a trace of the two double-height open spaces stacked in the core with adjacent spaces pinwheeling in slow ascent around the outer edges, offering constantly changing views of both student industry within and the 1930's Gothic-inspired campus without.

It made her seem almost hip again with its thundering house beat and Auto-Tuned vocals, just as dance music was on the ascent around the world.

Mission managers called up to the crew to alert them of the find, advising Altman ("Scooter") that one of the orbiter's wing leading edge sensors recorded a debris event during ascent, around 104 – 106 seconds following liftoff, which may have been the cause of the damage seen in that area.

General Policy — When we've made our ascent to around thirty-six thousand feet, we are close to Heaven, and should dress accordingly.

But the real damage is likely to be done on the narrow twisting descents and sharp ascents around Oughtibridge and High Bradfield, the killer punch coming when what remains of the field hits Jenkin Road, a short climb within Sheffield which is so steep it has a handrail for pedestrians to cling to.

The ratio is often close to 1 and generally less than 2 or 3, except during the first ascent (A1) around 2.3 km where ( {M}_{mathrm{UAV}}^2 ) is much stronger than ( {M}_{mathrm{radar}}^2 ).

The rapid rise of this earnest and meticulous performer follows that of Ms. Krall, now a platinum-selling artist, who made several appearances at the Oak Room, and of the charismatic New Orleans singer and pianist Harry Connick Jr., whose blazing ascent into all-around show business stardom took him briefly through the Oak Room.

Similar ascent is seen around tropical cyclones outside of the eyewall, and in comma-head precipitation patterns around mid-latitude cyclones.

Tower Ridge is the longest of the north face's four main ridges, with around 600 metres of ascent.

Mr. Abe's recent ascent — and approval ratings around 60 percent — has been based in large measure on his all-out bid to revitalize Japan's economy with a combination of aggressive monetary stimulus, heavy government spending and promised but still somewhat vague structural reforms.