Sentence examples for easy ascent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Olivares's apparently easy ascent belies the stresses and anxieties of being an American designer (and therefore in the minority) at the Milan fair.

In their writing, I thought I caught traces of an easy ascent: the nostalgia for a middle-class childhood, the self-assured tone.

"He was a regular in the Damascene social scene always to be found by the swimming pool of the Sheraton hotel during high summer". An easy ascent was also offered to his sons.

Map and route information Distance 5 miles (8km) Start/finish NT Longshaw Visitor Centre car park, S11 7Terrainain Trail, path Toughness Easy Ascent 205 metres Navigation Easy to moderate Good for Families, woodland The National Trust's Longshaw Estate lies alongside the Eastern Moors in the Peak District national park.

The thickness of the steps should not, I think, be more than ten inches, nor less than nine, which will give an easy ascent.

By adjusting the fat's temperature, they can keep it solid to remain at a particular depth, or liquefy it for an easy ascent.

On paper, it seems like the easiest ascent of the seven.

This counterattack is very similar to the one that consists in having a chaotic boundary as proposed in [17, 18], both want to prevent an easy gradient ascent algorithm by making the detection border more difficult to analyse.

Howe, who was the senior officer present and would lead the assault, was of the opinion that the hill was "open and easy of ascent and in short would be easily carried".

After a fairly easy two-hour ascent that wound its way around the mountain like a corkscrew, we stood atop a narrow rock ledge named El Pico del Águila, or Eagle's Peak.

Of the 130,000 people who visit Maroon Lake each year, only 25,000 continue on to Crater Lake at the Bells' base, an easy 500-foot ascent through vanilla-scented lodgepole pines, Engelmann spruce and groves of aspens with fluttering leaves.