Sentence examples for when ascended from inspiring English sources

When ascended directly, Batian is usually climbed via the North Face Standard Route , UIAAgrade IV+ (or 5.6+ YDS).

I stubbornly did not step off the bike once when ascending any lung-busting hill.

This lack of oxygen is why humans carry oxygen when ascending to high altitudes.

Over the weekend, Mr. Paterson had cited Mrs. Rell as an influence on him for the spirit of bipartisanship she displayed when ascending to the top job.

Flying around cities, as we found when ascending over the South Bank Tower, reveals a system of invisible power – including regulations and geofences – that are governing our aerial endeavours.

To the right of the lift (when ascending) the terrain is more undulating, while to the left there is a wide-open run, perfect for carving some casual turns.

Further development became a priority after World War II, when ascending population figures and growing farm-labour surpluses necessitated the creation of tens of thousands of jobs each year.

These ridges provide some added traction — particularly when ascending steep uphill climbs on the trail.

I'm sure it's common courtesy to pack the can on the last sherpa when ascending the mountain.

What's interesting is that Helios IX doesn't only use its tracks but also its arms when moving, for example when ascending stairways.

Based on the current ICH's classification, AH is short-lived - usually around 30 min experienced when ascending or descending - with severe stabbing pain, usually on one side of the head, near the eye.