Sentence examples for make descending from inspiring English sources

That's pretty damn fast for a truck that also gets the full compliment of off-roading chops, like a low range and controls to make descending super-steep terrain a job for the automatic braking system while you just steer.

In the rat (in which the discovery was first made) descending inhibition can be so effective that a noxious input does not enter the spinal cord.

You must make a descending order stack eight times.

Make sure both testes have descended before you band your goat.

You have to make people descend into the depths of themselves".

By Masha Gessen "You have to make people descend into the depths of themselves," Alexievich says.

He might as well set the ceiling of the central dining room as high as the Himalayas, hang a row of gargantuan chandeliers from it, and, ignoring the constraints of stiletto heels and the possible tipsiness of their wearers, make diners descend into this gaudy banquet hall — and the maze of moody chambers around it — via a vertiginous staircase.

Did you ever have that?" The question should have made me descend into fury.

President Cool hates the fact that the uncool scion is making him descend from the lofty heights of governing and engage in crass politics.

Wiest, who in "Bullets Over Broadway" was made to descend a staircase about thirty times, knows Allen's look of displeasure — what she calls "a mild and gentlemanly disgust".

Could Be " (March 20): The article on large snowflakes described reports of "big ones the size of saucers," with "their heaviness making them descend faster than small flakes," and said those reports were sketchy and fleeting.