Sentence examples for ascent under from inspiring English sources
Pete Thompson, climber‐ ranger for the National Park Service, said the Caldwell‐ Harding feat was probably un matched in American rock‐ climbing history because of the long ascent under such difficult weather and climbing condi itions.
Tradition can be comforting in time of trouble and Coventry have reverted to the all sky blue kit of their 1967 ascent under Jimmy Hill to the old First Division, adorned discreetly and ironically by City Link, their shirt sponsors.
One minister who has enjoyed a rapid ascent under his patronage remarked to me recently: "There are many of my intake still sitting on the backbenches and they blame George for it".
It may be a quote straight out of the Hollywood playbook, but Moneyball is based on author Michael Lewis' non-fiction work Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game, which tracks the Oakland Athletics baseball team's ascent under general manager Billy Beane and his use of an analytical, evidence-based, sabermetric approach to assembling a competitive team.
"I think the mental side of climbing is often overlooked," Alex Johnson, team climber with The North Face -- with many first-female ascents under her belt, tells The Huffington Post.
That was a squeaker and a turning point: Mr. Perry's ascent was under way, and Mr. Sharp, a Democratic star at the time, never won another election.
On his last ascent, bent double under his ropes at the age of almost 90, he conquered the mountain in four hours.Related items Mount Everest: Writers with altitudeMay 22nd 2003 Mountaineering lore: Rock facesJan 11th 2001Mr Inderbinen met life with the same equanimity as the mountains, his dry wit punctuating his monumental energy.
Their tale of ascent begins Down Under: "I met Danny Bell, maybe two and a half years ago in Australia, when HARD started hosting a stage at Stereosonic Festival.
Since the under ascent is more common than the over ascent, the ectopic kidneys are more commonly found in the pelvis or the lower abdomen.
Under the ascent of this style, with its compromise of poise and ease, all sorts of mid-century men educated themselves in the virtues of flannel trousers, madras jackets, and cordovan penny loafers.
Technically, it was not an illegal ascent, but Potter came under ferocious criticism, accused by others of slicing grooves in the structure (which he denies) and of betraying the soulfulness of climbing with self-promoting news media attention.
