The phrase "ascent there" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in a context discussing a physical or metaphorical rise to a location or state.
Example: "The climbers made their ascent there, reaching the summit just before sunset."
Alternatives: "climb there" or "rise to that place".
Salvo's move to London and his social ascent there feel equally canned.
On the ascent, there are tough sections like House's Chimney and the Black Pyramid.
In Augustine's decade-long ascent, there was one major problem, and her name was Monica.
As he begins his ascent, there is a cutaway to his left hand, with its wedding ring.
If there is unanimity among radio executives over Dr. Schlessinger's ascent, there remains quibbling in some quarters over the rest of the results in the Talkers survey.
Results: Although the knee extensor moment and PFJ reaction force (PFJRF) were significantly reduced in the PFP subjects during stair ascent, there was no difference in PFJ stress between groups.
Apart from an occasional insecure attack or release and, in the Paganini, some harshness in string ascents, there was little fault to find.
It's not an easy walk, especially the final ascent, though there are chains for assistance.
Dance in Asia is enjoying a rocketing ascent, and there is barely a company that I've reviewed this year whose ranks are not illuminated by Asian-born dancers.
01479 861256, glenmorelodge.co.uk Off-radar for many British skiers but loved by powder hounds and pros for its fantastic, lift-accessible backcountry terrain and cracking day tours, Andermatt is the setting for a six-day course from Jagged Globe that focuses more on off-piste descent than ascent, though there are some short skinning sections.
On Sunday around 60,000 fans lined the road on Holme Moss, the longest and toughest of the stage's nine categorised ascents, and there were thousands more on each of the other eight.
