Sentence examples for three descents from inspiring English sources

A day's catskiing here, booked through Inghams, costs £115; a day's heliskiing near Banff or Lake Louise, with just three descents, costs nearly £350.

Porte, who arrived in Brazil as a strong medal hope after finishing fifth in the recent Tour de France, crashed on the second of three descents from the steep Vista Chinese climb, injuring his right shoulder.

NanoRNases (essential for degrading Okazaki fragments) have now been identified from three descents: Orn in gamma-Proteobacteria, NrnA in Firmicutes) and NrnC in alpha-Proteobacteria [ 64].

A race consists of four descents by each team, the total time for the four heats determining the winner.

"We have three or four big days left before Paris, but the time-trial will be very tough with two climbs and two descents," Froome said.

I rode two lifts and felt my way down two descents before returning my skis and setting off to explore the resort.

"The Seven Descents of Myrtle," to cite just one casualty of the critics, closed within a month of opening on Broadway in 1968.

He holds the British record for the greatest vertical distance skied in 24 hours - more than a quarter of a million feet, or the equivalent of nine descents from Everest to sea level.

Cindy Katz has the role of Myrtle, which was originated in 1968 by Estelle Parsons when the play had its first incarnation in Philadelphia under the title "The Seven Descents of Myrtle".

We did two descents, the second involving a sudden de tour through a forest that ended in a jump so extreme we were still bouncing up and down in our saddles 100 yards after touchdown.

Also in 1968, he was the effete bridegroom of Estelle Parsons's fading burlesque star in Tennessee Williams's The Seven Descents of Myrtle, a big flop that registered, according to the critic Brooks Atkinson, "a collapse of talent".