Sentence examples for ascent made from inspiring English sources

The Everest ascent made news last spring for other reasons.

My great uncle's expedition, of course, helped set these things in motion: that first successful ascent made all others possible.

The first attempted ascent, made in 1883, failed; the highest (north) summit was first reached in 1897 by Swiss climber Matthias Zurbriggen.

The reverse-racial element of Eminem's ascent made the movie work, but substitute rapping for boxing and 8 Mile is essentially Rocky.

I was 28 years old and determined to achieve some measure of maturity before my 30th birthday yet Trump's ascent made the whole project of adulthood feel, at least for a moment, pointless.

The ascent made Azalea the third female act to score three top 10 spots simultaneously in the Hot 100, after Ashanti, Adele and Ariana Grande, with the latter also doing it on the same week as Azalea, marking the first time in Hot 100 history that two acts each tripled up in the chart's top 10 simultaneously.

But by then land prices had already begun their stomach-churning ascent, making downtown unaffordable to most immigrants.

After New Year's, holiday crowds are gone and prices drop before their summer ascent, making the cool months a delightful time to visit.

Their ascent makes it clear that melisma has retreated, while pop, which has just wrapped up one of its best years in at least a decade, has benefited from a return to less frilly, less bombastic vocal showcases.

But even though President Obama recently told Bill Maher the broader trend toward legal bud means ongoing federal marijuana enforcement may no longer be "tenable," Trump's ascent makes progress far from certain.

August 28, 1850 New York City, New York May 8, 1926 Grindelwald, Switzerland William Augustus Brevoort Coolidge, (born Aug. 28, 1850, New York City died May 8, 1926, Grindelwald, Switz.) American-born British historian and mountaineer who, in the course of about 1,750 ascents, made one of the first systematic explorations of the Swiss, French, and Italian Alps.