Sentence examples for was ascended from inspiring English sources
verb
To move upward, to fly, to soar.
- He ascended to heaven upon a cloud.
It was ascended by silver steps and stood on golden feet set with jewels, and it was backed by representations of two open peacocks' tails, gilded, enamelled, and inset with diamonds, rubies, and other stones.
The high podium rose sheer in front and was ascended by two small lateral staircases.
The whole structure sat on a platform of stone blocks, 9 feet square and 4 feet high, which was ascended by a flight of steps.
The mountain was not climbed again until 1834, nearly 350 years later, when it was ascended barefoot by Jean Liotard, accompanied for one-quarter of the way by local explorers.
Meanwhile, at 48 hours, G2/M phase cell population was ascended compared to the control following treatment with 50 μg/mL of EADs (P < 0.05).
Dawn was ascending; my compartment was freezing cold.
I had the finest weather when I was ascending Popocatapetl.
In other industries, however, organized labor was ascending.
The changing trend of exergetic efficiency was ascending over time.
The first group, he reported, believed Medvedev was ascending and "slowly accruing power".
Last weekend, right about the time the rapture was supposed to be happening, I was ascending.
