Sentence examples for rough descent from inspiring English sources
On Saturday, his Soyuz made a scorching and at times rough descent through the atmosphere, with temperatures outside reaching more than 1,600C 2,910FF).
In his epitaph for Law, Mackay compares the bubbler to the first unsuspecting canoeist down the Niagara River: "He was dashed to pieces with his bark, but the waters, maddened and turned to foam by the rough descent, only boiled and bubbled for a time, and then flowed on again as smoothly as ever".
No sooner had we found calm air than the pilot came on to let us know that we'd be starting the descent, the rough ride would continue, and that because of it they were preparing the cabin early for landing so that the flight attendants could remain seated the whole way down.
The singer-songwriter of Mexican descent had some rough teenage years, and as she put those years behind her we thought we'd celebrate with a few little known facts about the new X-Factor judge.
The descent will be rough on your knees.
Carl Olson -- nicknamed Bobo by a sister as a youngster -- was born in Honolulu, of Swedish and Portuguese descent, and grew up in rough neighborhoods.
Minutes later, he's dead, drowned in a nearby toxic canal, while the boy who rough-housed with him there begins a descent into a child's secret hell of guilt.
Also refreshingly rough is an ink study in which Rubens drew a Descent From the Cross and then a second, smaller one over it, creating a seemingly inchoate tangle that conveys the artist's struggle first and legibility second.
Given her rough, unadorned painting style, the thirty-three-year-old British artist, who is of Ghanaian descent, is not about to win any awards for realist mastery.
