Sentence examples for trouble ascending from inspiring English sources
The Indonesian-made sport utility vehicle carried such a heavy load of explosives that the driver had trouble ascending the incline at the hotel's driveway, those who saw the tape said.
The trouble is not that this is agitprop — though it is blatant enough, with its vengeful martyr ascending to the skies — but that it is kitsch, and the trouble with kitsch is that it feels like comedy with its hand down its pants, taking way too much pleasure in its own conceit.
The trouble was, other teams were smitten with Sanchez, the redshirt junior quarterback from the University of Southern California who was ascending draft boards, and the Jets sat relatively low with the 17th pick.
Man, was I ever ascending.
Ascending Mount Everest in 1996.
Perhaps in ascending order of intelligence?
For a while, they rode ascending stars.
Are the pitches ascending or descending?
Here are 10, in ascending order: 10.
Ascending the palace, a five-level Trump Tower priced at $100, I encountered lots of rubbery mussels, Jonah crab claws that seemed more trouble than they were worth, sweet and tasty crawfish, mammoth but very flavorful shrimp, a good but not exceptional two-pound lobster and a terrific scallop ceviche.
