Sentence examples for by descending from inspiring English sources

But is the best way to respond by descending into bans?

Explorers of the deep escape slow torture by descending in small craft known as submersibles.

They think quarrelsome coalition governments can squander their mandates by descending into unaccountable compromises.

For upstream passage, canoes are kept afloat by descending water but require manual towage.

Visitors approach by descending a long stairway, which leads to a courtyard that feels like a village piazza.

You enter the exhibition by descending a lobby staircase that leads into a world of skewed geometry.

In January, Thatcher kicked off a long election campaign by descending on the Falklands for a victory tour.

You reach this tiny stretch of protected shoreline by descending a precarious, rickety path, which adds to the thrill of the location.

After sunset, businessmen traditionally make beelines to hostess bars, establishments concentrated in, by descending order of price, Ginza, Roppongi and Kabukicho.

1974: Time Inc. surprised observers by descending into the world of celebrity journalism -- with People, an outgrowth of Time's People page.

You also sense it in the astringent guitar harmonies, in the runs of notes that keep being tugged down by descending chords.