Sentence examples for descended under from inspiring English sources
The headmaster mourned "what America would become once the dark night of fascism descended under the B-movie actor," recalled Mr. Solzhenitsyn, who is now the music director of the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia.
Barges 79 feet long with loads up to 30 tons were hauled up by trolleys running on rails, on which they settled as the lock emptied; the barges descended under gravity into the lower pound to float on an even keel when the water leveled off.
Mr. Koch, New York's mayor for 12 years, said in an interview yesterday that he was never a regular straphanger, but that he descended under the streets on occasion "for the specific purpose of talking to people on the subway and finding out what the problems were".
The continents are converging; and for many millions of years, the northern edge of the African tectonic plate has descended under Europe.
The deeper they descend under water, the greater the amount of pressure upon their body.
In the temperature range of glass processing, crystals descend under gravity when they reach a critical size.
There, not just the Philippine Sea plate but the Pacific plate descends under the Eurasian plate on which Tokyo sits.
He had labored in other mines before descending under the earth at San José, said Ms. Quispe, 20, his wife, cradling their 18-month-old daughter, Émili.
Or to imitate the "Escalera del Agua" — the staircase in the palace gardens whose hand rails have carved channels in which currents of water flow, so that as you descend under overhanging trees you feel immersed in a rushing stream?
These types were described in terms of a notion of "descent to (or ascent from) singulars". For example, in the statement "Every horse is an animal," one can "descend" under the term horse to: "This horse is an animal, and that horse is an animal, and so on," but one cannot validly "ascend" from "This horse is an animal" to the original proposition.
The process is iterated until the energy of the distribution descends under a threshold or the maximum number of sources (MNS in Figure 4) has been reached.
