Sentence examples for ease ascending from inspiring English sources

Steer with your legs and fins, and use your lung volume to help ease ascending or descending.

Yes, you can see buildings and photograph and film them, but a great deal of your experience of a given space has to do with its temperature and acoustic, its odour or lack of it, the feel of the floor under your feet or a seat under your backside, the ease or difficulty of ascending a staircase, the effects on your and other people's bodies of being somewhere and moving in it.

Treatments are sorted in ascending order of means for ease of interpretation.

One of the initiatives includes introducing separate fixed ropes for climbers ascending and descending near the summit to help ease the traffic, said a tourism ministry official, Mohan Krishna Sapkota.

Others include introducing separate fixed ropes for climbers ascending and descending near the summit to help ease the traffic and posting a team of government officials at the base camp located at 5,300m (17,380ft) throughout the spring climbing season to monitor climbers and coordinate with expedition leaders.

He should have ascended with ease to the role of the grand old – or at least middle-aged – man of British graphic design.

The politician, John Kwang, has the ease that Henry's own father, with his broken English, never mastered despite ascending the class ranks, building a chain of Korean groceries and ultimately moving his family from Flushing to the hedges-and-stonework world of Ardsley in Westchester County.

Ascending genealogies.

Man, was I ever ascending.

Ascending Mount Everest in 1996.

Perhaps in ascending order of intelligence?