The Kazakhs are (in part) descended from the "Blue Horde"—Turkic-Mongol peoples who, centuries ago, flew the "Blue Banner" in Central Asia.
The baseball herd, of which I am a part, descends on each new or remodeled stadium like a bunch of food snobs awarding Michelin stars.
"I don't mind what people do," he said, "although I do think the sudden accessibility of contemporary art – art for the most part descended from the 20th-century avant-garde – is a bizarre development".
Mr. Mailer, for his part, descended from the aerie in his Brooklyn Heights brownstone, with its dazzling view of the East River, to log 14-hour days courting voters in Harlem and the Bronx and delivered a serious talk on inner-city crime at the John Jay School of Criminal Justice, before an audience well acquainted with Mr. Mailer's reputation as a self-acknowledged "cop hater".
The line of the counts of Anjou of which the Plantagenets are part, descended from Geoffrey II, Count of Gâtinais and Ermengarde of Anjou, the daughter of Fulk III of Anjou.
10 patients with UC were in remission defined by a Colitis Activity Index (CAI) of 0, whereas the other 20 patients suffered from a flare, CAI > 4. Biopsies were taken during routine ileocolonoscopy only of the left-sided colonic parts, descending colon and sigmoid.
Yet even he was overshadowed by his opposite number, Quinton de Kock, who was stranded on 138 not out from 96 balls when the rain, much needed in these parts, descended.
The Periaqueductal Gray (PAG) is a midbrain structure part of descending pain modulation circuits, but without known function in pain affect.
This period of investigation includes the entire solar cycle 22; ascending, maximum and a part of descending phase of the current solar cycle 23.
Kusturica is renowned in the world of cinema for raucous portrayals of life in the Balkans, life that is part circus, part tragedy, often descending into darkly humored slapstick.
