Sentence examples for great descend from inspiring English sources

The World Economic Forum in numbersAS THE gaggle of good and great descend from the magic mountain, we publish a quantitative look at those who attended the 44th World Economic Forum.

Her descent matches one of the great descending scales in Tchaikovsky's music.

When the husband doll is taken from the house and set in a funereal tableau with "an expression of surprise, perhaps joy, on his face... flying at last toward the great descending root," it feels both precious and shopworn.

Focal electrical stimulation of the RVM in adult animals treated neonatally with CAR produced significantly greater descending inhibition of nociceptive responses to noxious thermal stimuli (Zhang et al., 2010).

That is, greater descending drive should abolish more of the evoked antidromic action potentials, allowing more of the evoked reflex to pass to the muscle where it is recorded as a V-wave (see Aagaard et al. 2002b for a more detailed description).

In the canyon region the great mountains descend from an elevation exceeding 18,000 feet (5,500 metres) above sea level in the north to about 6,000 feet (1,830 metres) in the south.

Great violence descended on the country.

A great peace descended upon our friend, and he quietly hung up the receiver, his problem forgotten.

Here is Mrs Armitage in her rickety car, with great weights descending "kerplunk" as she hurtles along: "Bumpers?

If Obama has yet to emerge as the transformative leader many voters expected, neither has the country shown its true spirit as a great nation, descending instead into forms of political atavism, tribalism and isolationism.

At the end of "Different from the Others," we're told of a missing sequence in which a great hand descends over a German law book to cross out the entry for Paragraph 175.