Sentence examples for in its ascent from inspiring English sources
But if the Rat Pack's formula for high living felt inarguably right when the streamlined, air-conditioned American dream was in its ascent, it was also remarkably evanescent.
While the unfathomable success of Bitcoin took the spotlight (rising from USD 1,000 to USD 20,000 over the course of the year), it wasn't alone in its ascent.
Writer thought that the phrase "the Big Apple" has lost a lot in its ascent from jazz-world lingo to tourist industry global hype.
Even if mystic or nostalgic nationhood holds some charms for the rank and file, the mainstream SNP has in its ascent neutralised the rage and romance of the "Celtic" tradition.
The cheap device has quickly become the most popular Windows Phone handset, spanking earlier title holders, and not slowing down in its ascent.
Royal County Down moves up from fourth position in last year's list and it's likely that the profile generated by its staging of the Irish Open last May played a role in its ascent to the number one spot.
Our bug had moxie; it was green and covered in stickers, one of which proudly announced, "My Car Climbed Mt. Washington!" We named it George in honor of its ascent.
Since the absolute concentrations of 3He in AOC, oceanic sediment, and ASW are four to six orders of magnitude lower than those in MORB (Zelenski et al. 2012), the high 3He/4He ratios found in the Arima hot springs are attributed to mantle helium incorporated in the fluid upon its ascent in the mantle.
Afghanistan stands on the verge of the greatest achievement yet in its spectacular ascent as a cricket-playing nation: If it beats Kenya in a one-day international match in the United Arab Emirates on Friday, it will advance to the 2015 Cricket World Cup.
On Friday, Google's share price jumped above that price for the first time, another milestone in its remarkable ascent from $85 in its public offering in 2004.
First there's the matter of "I Love College," which in its rapid ascent to ubiquity has become something of an albatross.
