Sentence examples for intense descent from inspiring English sources
There were two categorized climbs on the course, a quick, intense descent between them and no flat stretches at all.
The next day, we skied the Lhotse Face, 5,000 feet of blue ice on a 50-degree slope by far the most intense ski descent of our lives.
Apparently the only remedy for helping it along is a rendition of the Bill Withers song "Lean on Me" as performed by Thomas Blackhorse, an intense, long-haired teenager of Navajo descent.
Darwin reported this in The Descent of Man: "So intense is the grief of female monkeys for the loss of their young, that it invariably caused the death of certain kinds".
Arthur Smith promises "an account of my own descent into hell punctuated by an intense lecture on medieval Italian literature".
In the wake of the Garissa attack and the 2013 Shabaab siege of Westgate Mall, in Nairobi, which killed another sixty-seven people, Kenyans of Somali descent have become the targets of intense suspicion.
For example, Steinberg et al. [ 18] found that the negative consequences of authoritarian parenting were less intense among minority groups in North America when compared with persons of European-American descent.
The concerns of Mr. Menendez, who is of Cuban descent, underscore the degree to which Vieques has become an issue of intense interest to all Hispanics, not just Puerto Ricans.
"Short flight; free descent.
