Sentence examples for descent out from inspiring English sources

A divisive figure even among some staff within his own ministry, Lieberman had proposed transferring Israelis of Palestinian descent out of Israel.

There were some anxious moments after two crashes on the steep descent out of the Angeles National Forest toward the finish line at the Rose Bowl.

The 22 men are accused of planning to forcibly march South Africa's 38 million blacks and citizens of Indian descent out of the country should their coup have succeeded.

John W. Nason, who while president of Swarthmore College during World War II helped get more than 3,000 American students of Japanese descent out of detention camps and place them in institutes of higher learning, died on Saturday in Kennett Square, Pa.

While the church celebrates and places its members of African descent out front here, it was not all that long ago that the church did not allow them to hold the priesthood.

Ram's descent plays out against a backdrop of New York as Palookaville, full of free-floating hostility and natives who spout movie-bred clichés.

Yesterday he took every descent flat out, noticed that his four companions at the front were uneasy in the greasy conditions and went even harder.

For people of European descent carving out space for themselves in the present borders of the United States in the 18th and 19th centuries, there was a major barrier: people already lived there.

This descent turned out be the most interesting part of the climb since it was the only part that involved some route finding and planning instead of following a well beaten trail.

Ms. O'Brien, who is black and a Latina (her mother is Afro-Cuban, her father is Australian and of Irish descent), stood out on cable news both culturally and creatively.

In June 2014, Mohamed Amimour, who is of French-Algerian descent, set out on a private family mission to rescue his son, crossing the Turkish border and travelling to the Syrian town of Minbej, near Aleppo.