Sentence examples for once ascended from inspiring English sources

Not much of a result for arguably the fastest climber in the world (he once ascended the North Face of the Eiger, traditionally a two-day affair, in two hours and forty-seven minutes), but he feels that he has nothing left to prove.

Then you can walk down the steps pilgrims once ascended penitently on bleeding knees and have a pleasant lunch and justify the second glass of cold Bergerac wine by virtue of having to pedal all the way back to Treyne in time for Champagne cocktails on the patio and one last death-defying inhalation of foie gras before getting home and tripling the daily dose of Lipitor.

The Baal Shem Tov once ascended to heaven and asked the messiah: "When will you finally come [and redeem us]?" The messiah answered: "When your wellsprings will burst forth outwards".

Once ascending venules reach the cortical surface they make a 90° turn to converge on surface venules (∼130 µm wide).

Once, but only once, he ascended to the dizzy heights of a national broadsheet with a letter about pesticides and oil-seed rape ("Dear Sir, If the so-called experts…").

In a similar way, Muhammad had once mystically ascended to the Throne of God.

He had liberated many young princes and future kings of Hollywood from the stifling conventions of their own courts (the studios), but found no favor in their eyes once they ascended to power.

The draft report by the consultant, McKinsey & Company, concludes that problems with the radio system caused commanders to lose touch with many companies once firefighters ascended into the towers.

Ben Urwand argues that once Hitler ascended to power in 1933 the major Hollywood studios tacitly agreed not to portray Germany in an unfavourable light or to mention its persecution of the Jews.

But even her critics begrudgingly admit that she was a competent if occasionally ruthless monarch.Whatever its historiographical merits, with this background there was cause to wonder how Mr Xi would handle the fame of his wife once he ascended to the top spot.

With the wind easing on Tuesday, Mr. Lynch, a dedicated runner, once more ascended to the top of the tower, where he determined that the mast was not in immediate danger of pulling away from the building, and the boom was holding.