Sentence examples for take descent from inspiring English sources

Strong direction, imaginative editing, and eerie production design take Descent even further into nail-biting realms of pure terror.

So was Boardman right that the Olympic race organisers made a mistake in requiring the riders to take that descent from the Vista Chinesa last weekend, with its unprotected high kerbstones?

Froome, who had stretched his legs on the final climb of the day to race clear of the main bunch so he could take the descent at his own pace, again finished alongside his main rivals, one second behind Bakelants, to move up to 18th overall.

Yesterday he took every descent flat out, noticed that his four companions at the front were uneasy in the greasy conditions and went even harder.

They knew the hazards – in the case of the men, they were taking the descent for the third and last time that day – and should have adjusted their approach.

He finally cracked, taking the descent into madness into his own hands.

Where next will the descent take him?

Until now, iPads, Kindles and laptops could be used only when the aircraft is above 10,000 feet - not during "critical" stages of the flight such as taxiing, take off, climb, descent and landing.

In 2000, a bicyclist on a fast full-moon descent took a fatal fall over the side.

It's ideal for the intermediate/advanced powder skier and descents take in bowls, chutes and open forests.

During the difficult descent, Simpson took a fall and broke his leg.