Sentence examples for descend it from inspiring English sources
The phrase "descend it" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not a standard expression in English. Example: "Please descend it to the lower level." (This example is awkward and unclear.)
The party later traveled north, descended the Lemhi River to the Salmon and attempted to descend it to the Snake, but found it impassable because of its violent rapids.
If you sit on a pondside bench, watching the afternoon sun descend, it is not impossible to see the water as "Light" does.
So, of course, does the century-spanning collection of art and design, although I'm sorry the grand old staircase now feels like a dead end when you descend it; and ditching the herringbone parquet for generic pale planks — to cede the floor to the art, I would imagine — is a scandal.
For the silliness to which copyright battles frequently descend, it is hard to improve on Lessig's story of the Marx brothers telling Warner Brothers, after it threatened to sue if they did a parody of "Casablanca," to watch out because the Marx brothers "were brothers long before you were".
We climb a small hill and descend it into a narrow valley.
A gentler negative peak 'c' appears in between the two sharp positive peaks when the front wheel has reached the crown of the bump and starts to descend it.
As it descends, it becomes compressed and warmer, its relative humidity falling further.
The river was named for Simon Fraser, who first descended it to the Pacific Ocean in 1808.
Ascending, the car is on the outside of each turn; descending, it must take the tighter inside lane.
I begin to hanker for this each year as autumn descends: it is a wonderful way of celebrating the season.
As Huygens descended, it drifted over a plateau, above, toward a landing in the dark area at right.
