Sentence examples for continue descending from inspiring English sources

We had to continue descending to flat ground and the highway through fresh, untracked snow for eight miles — on foot.

Maharaji--the professional name now used by Prem Pal Singh Rawat, formerly known as Guru Maharaj Ji--can continue descending from the skies to his landing pad 12 times a year, the annual limit imposed for five years in April , 1983

The Boeing did not break up, explode or plummet immediately after the attack; it continued its gradual descent for four minutes, then leveled off at 16,424 feet (18 30 18 31 UTC), rather than continue descending to 10,000 as previously reported to Tokyo Radio, continuing at this altitude for almost five more minutes (18 35 UTC).

"Metsos then continued ascending the stairs and Russian Government official continued descending the stairs". Ricci said the bags contained a large sum of money.

Harris has a 40-mile view from his deck, where, Meyer writes, "the land dropped steeply away from the house and continued descending to the valley floor, fourteen hundred feet below.

And so as we continue to descend into this deepest dip of secondary recessionary blues – ask yourself this … could you live without celebrities?

The unstable regular deformation, which continues under descending loads prior to bifurcation, is more evident in shorter cylinders where the delay of bifurcation after instability depends on the loading combination.

The river continues northwest, descending out of the mountains and onto the coastal plain, and turns west before emptying into the Arabian Sea about 15 miles (24 km) north of Kochi.

As the governor of Texas, do you feel it is getting a little crowded there lately as the presidential candidates and their busloads of campaigners continue to descend in preparation for the primary on March 4? We tried to move our primary up, and it didn't work.

But, barring a complete overhaul, the government will continue to descend into increased partisanship and poor productivity.

As international aid workers continue to descend upon Port-au-Prince they confront a human disaster that is both unique to Haiti and grimly familiar.