Sentence examples similar to descent water from inspiring English sources

There were steep climbs and descents, water splashes, ditches and traverses over snowy mud and through wispy fog.

Every four years, the Navy requires its pilots and those who fly with them to renew their skills in escaping from downed aircraft or surviving an ejection and parachute descent into water.

The first movement, "Fontaines" was inspired by the Cascade Donjon Waterfall in Nice, France and uses colorful piano writing to evoke the perpetual descent of water in this landmark.

No. 6 was nearly flooded during the descent by water discharging out of the ship's side, but successfully made it away from the ship.

NTSB investigators concluded that the probable cause of the accident was "the pilot's failure to maintain control of the airplane during a descent over water at night, which was a result of spatial disorientation". Illusions that cause pilots to become disoriented at night or in poor visibility are a well-documented phenomenon.

We also see the effects of Claire's intensity on the boyfriend she has dumped who is in Mexico attempting to break the world record for descent into water-filled caves.

Cell viability of Ce-doped CNPs was evaluated on VSMC and 7721 cells by the CCK-8 assay (Dojindo, Kumamoto, Japan) based on the cleaved tetrazolium ring and the descent of water-soluble tetrazolium salt of the amount of formazan dye by dehydrogenases in living cells.

Deepwater circulation is influenced by the descent of surface water at zones of convergence of neighbouring water flows.

We get hail when the process of freezing is quicker than the descent of the water.

The rising and falling theme of "The Wood Dove" and the eerie chromatic descent of "The Water Goblin" are very beautiful.

It's the sublime dusk — the sun's radiant descent behind the water and westward hills — that they come daily to celebrate.