Nobody automatically deserves deference on ascending to the leadership of any country.
(Anchors tend to invoke Murrow on ascending to, and on leaving, their jobs).
I moved on, ascending the switchbacks that pull the Siyeh trail up toward the 8,000-foot 8,000-foot
Inside the citadel, which was now about 650 feet (200 metres) long and 450 feet (140 metres) wide, great houses were laid out on ascending, concentric terraces.
Ferdinand II's initial actions on ascending the throne on November 8, 1830, raised the hopes of the liberals in the kingdom.
The program also included "________" (1979), a rather tedious work based on ascending scales played (sometimes in unison) on two clarinets, violin, cello, piano and marimba, sometimes punctuated by jarring notes from the clarinet.
While the authors conclude that more research is needed, they still suggest that the impact of small victories may overcome some difference in interest rates among loans, in which case a strategy based on ascending order would be preferred.
On ascending the grand steps, however, they found no valet or butler to greet them; not even a doorman of the sort to be found at any decent American hotel.
Edward and Mrs. Simpson The coziness of their early years was abruptly shattered in 1936, when King Edward VIII, as Bertie's older brother styled himself on ascending the throne, announced that he had fallen inconveniently in love with the very married Wallis Simpson, an American whose earlier divorce from her first husband had already ruled her out as a possible royal bride.
They cannot simply count on ascending a career ladder.
Influences of launch parameters on ascending performance were analyzed.
