The phrase 'descent about' is not correct or usable in written English.
You would need to use the phrase 'decent about' instead. Example: She was decent about the situation.
We're on toboggans, a very long descent, about a mile.
The Russian pilot appears to have hesitated briefly, but he began his descent about 14 seconds after the controller's first warning and 30 seconds before the crash.
The driver, trying to pass the cyclists on a speedy descent about 35 kilometers from the finish, appeared to swerve to avoid a wide tree along the narrow country road.
Up to 23m people of Mexican descent, about 3m-5m of them undocumented, are now living in America, and perhaps half of them are still able to vote at home.
Mr. Marshall gained a cult following with his 2002 debut feature, "Dog Soldiers," about British troops menaced by werewolves in the Scottish highlands, and acquired serious (and well-deserved) critical respect for his 2005 film, "The Descent," about a group of female spelunkers who encounter terrifying creatures while exploring a network of caves.
Air traffic controllers told the pilot to maintain a minimum altitude of 3,000 feet above sea level until a point about six miles from the end of the runway, and the plane began its descent about four miles from the runway, said the board chairman, James E. Hall.
In practice, and after the addition of the acceleration of the gradient descent, it took about one week to have a good estimate when we used the joint method, versus less than fifteen minutes when using the leave-one-out approach.
Wayne Grudem, a former president of the Evangelical Theological Society, says the confusion and arguments could be ended by correcting the Apostles' Creed "once and for all" and excising the line about the descent.
To take this further, I think the debate today is not about the treatment of Muslims of those of Arab descent, but about the United States itself.
Mr. Jernstrom said people of Finnish descent composed about a quarter of the total population of Voluntown and about 10percentt of the population of Canterbury by 1950.
Calculations showed that the aircraft's descent reached about 4,000 feet per minute (20 m/s) and its speed about 160 mph (257 km/hour) before it struck the water.
