Sentence examples for planned ascent from inspiring English sources

Unlike Mr. Robert's planned ascent, the most thrilling climbs, Mr. O'Neill and others said, were often the most impulsive.

And then we would need to decide not only if the team should cancel the planned ascent of Simba but also whether any of us should stay in camp at all.

And once the balloon reached its planned ascent of between 1,600 and 13,000 feet, he entertained his customers by popping the Champagne and singing one of the baritone arias from "Carmen".

Built on a steep side of Pichincha Volcano, overlooking Quito, it's owned by ice-climbing guide Oswald Freire, who hosts his groups there before and after a planned ascent of Chimborazo, Cotopaxi or Cayambe.

He challenged the image of the bearded, beer-swilling mountaineer; here was a honed engine who ran on a Spartan diet and planned his ascents down to the move.

Career women of Ms. Merkel's generation, she asserted, do not plan their ascent.

Her husband usefully revealed on the One Show sofa that she had been quietly planning her ascent for years.

Career women of Ms. Merkel's generation, she said, do not plan their ascent, "they just pass the test at each step" along the way.

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Long before anyone else imagined a big future for Bush, Rove was already planning the ascent to the presidency, and he would spend many years devoted to Bush's career — using a large arsenal of political skills.

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