Elizabeth Balsam, a longtime volunteer for the New York City Opera and Ballet, carefully descending the grass-covered steps, said that "there aren't too many gray-haired people up there — and those are the people who support all the concerts".
Pointing my eyes ahead, inhaling the presence of perfume, feeling like a cliff-climber whose companion has panicked on the sheerest part of the face, I accommodated my arm to her grip and, thus secured, we carefully descended the remainder of the museum.
How strange it was, seeing Chitra carefully descending the floating staircase, dressed up in a dark-green sari and a garnet necklace, and my father behind her, then beside her, always beside her now, his hair neatly combed, wearing a tweed sports jacket I had not seen since my mother died.
"No--the last time I went cliff jumping was in Corfu and I bruised my ass," I replied as I carefully descended a flight of steep steps whose edges had long ago acquiesced to the softer shapes time had chosen for them.
And he descends carefully.
As an alternative Air Liquide, an industrial-gases firm, is developing a solar-powered system to generate oxygen.At night the pilot descends slowly, carefully using up the power until dawn.
Descend slowly and carefully.
The same could have been said yesterday of a walkabout by the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall in Cuba as the carefully scripted protocols of statecraft descended into chaos on the streets of Havana.
As she descends Helen must carefully monitor her buoyancy, at these depths she doesn't want to go up or down too quickly, that's not good news, plus the sheer walls of the hole will make the dive feel very enclosed.
He stood at the back when the rest of the staff gathered on the landing to say goodnight, and I descended the uneven stairs carefully, a little tentative on my high heels after so much wine.
Under anesthesia, thoracotomies were performed on mice and the descending thoracic aortas were carefully harvested and fixed in 10%% buffered formalin.
