Sentence examples for be ascended from inspiring English sources
verb
To move upward, to fly, to soar.
- He ascended to heaven upon a cloud.
Then, again, they might be ascended masters who perceive love in every molecule of every being -- hey -- it takes all types to make a world.
Her towers were designed to be ascended, paving the way for subsequent participatory installations.
It must have branches low enough to be ascended without a rope, but also have boughs high and sturdy enough that the hammocks can safely be suspended.
Strauss's "Fledermaus" overture was conceived on the same scale as "Les Préludes," as if each phrase represented something towering that needed to be ascended.
When Prince Henry the Navigator undertook sponsorship of Portuguese discovery voyages down the west coast of Africa, a principal motive was to find the mouth of a river to be ascended to these mines.
With other climbers reporting definite movement in the crack, there is a strong possibility that the autumn of 2012 might well be the last time the classic North face climbs will be ascended in their original form.
SHELLEY HARWAYNE may be ascending the ranks of New York City's staid Department of Education, but a buttoned-down bureaucrat she is not.
In fact, he's ascended to heights of acclaim in his chosen profession since 2002.
He's ascended to sixth in the ICC Test batting rankings and the England vice-captaincy – all before his 25th birthday.
Occlusal plane in the posterior view is ascended toward the left.
Therefore, Brownian motions of the suspended nanoparticles will become more intensive when the temperature is ascended.
