Sentence examples for descent back to from inspiring English sources

Another half mile of this high upland, then a sharpish descent back to Calver.

From Merlet it was a long but gentle descent back to Chamonix, with more fine views across the valley.

Other scientists are also studying the effects of the particles after they make their inevitable descent back to earth.

From the summit, a sublime descent back to Crummock Water gave us a chance to savour the surroundings, with the western fells rising up above the lakes.

The feather is critical for the plane's descent back to Earth, when the engine automatically shuts off and the plane glides down.

But the final descent back to the lake was peaceful, thanks to that patron saint of parents who invented Tootsie Rolls and 20 Questions.

Since races eventually became species, these too must also have a joint ancestry: All life must therefore be connected by billions of common descents back to a first parent in a grand genealogical "tree".

Back then, Mexican American communities were still recovering from the US government's 1930s "repatriation" program, which saw the mass deportation of a million Mexicans and US citizens of Mexican-descent "back" to Mexico.

The duo attached cameras to a vessel to capture the pastry's journey to space, and its descent back down to our little blue planet.

The jawbone of a horse, mule, or donkey, with its teeth left in, is played throughout the Americas; its use among coastal Peruvians of African descent goes back to the 18th century.

According to Jean P. Alexander, a spokeswoman for the West Indian American Day Carnival Association, the mas tradition for Caribbeans of African descent hails back to most of the region's post-emancipation years in the 1830's, when freed slaves took to the streets in costume to lampoon their French and Spanish former masters, who had barred them from taking part in masquerade parties.