It's as if rising and descending forces acted simultaneously in Angelico, with gravity given a slight edge.
He had just reached the summit of the Titan Dome and was beginning to descend, the force of gravity propelling him toward his destination, which was only about a hundred miles away.
The report found that most of the 471 officers did not work weekends, when most of the calls for help occurred, and that crime-fighting units were so disorganized that one narcotics unit once descended with force on a major drug suspect only to find that another squad had gotten there first.
The whole descending complex gathered force with distance.
As summer comes to New England, the art lovers come out in force, descending on Marlboro, Tanglewood, and, not least, the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, which started on June 16th.
I too wanted for myself a Gabriel to teach me how to read, to take me in his arms — he who is the force descending upon Mount Arafat where my ignorance might have gone away, the enormous in strength, the robust — to embrace me three times and three times say: Read!
With British forces descending on New York, Adams delivered a two-hour tour de force proclamation declaring that Britain's encroachment on God-given freedoms could not stand.
Tides of History In 1595, some 17 years after the Dutch republic declared its independence from Spain, a group of Portuguese Jewish merchants who were descended from forced converts to Christianity left the Iberian Peninsula for the Netherlands.
The spectacularly destructive results of the first French attack on the loyalist forces descending on Benghazi may have led the rebels to think that their fighting would be done for them, and that their enemies would quickly crumble.
