Sentence examples for would ascend from from inspiring English sources

In publishing terms, it would ascend from the commercial to the literary, freed from the constraints and security of genre fiction.

In 2004, when state Democrats hoped that John Kerry would ascend from the Senate to the presidency, they refused to allow Mitt Romney, the single-term Republican governor, to appoint a replacement.

If approved, Bernhardt would ascend from his current acting secretary role to take formal control of an agency that oversees 700 million acres of public land and the gas and mineral resources that lie beneath it.

The buyer would ascend from Chevy to Olds to Buick to Cadillac.

During the 90s, bear culture would ascend from a little-known subculture to a full-fledged national movement; thanks to publications like BEAR, a bear pride movement arose and the community began to wear the label with gusto.

And from there I would ascend to the Astor Court, a place so wonderful that I have occasionally, without conscious effort, delivered myself there to watch the snow flutter down on the glass-paned ceiling, or the birds dart overhead.

Should Kentucky win the national championship on Monday night, Miller would ascend to the rarest air a player from this basketball-mad state could hope to reach.

For the first time in a Tour, the riders would ascend the daunting Alpe d'Huez twice, with a treacherous descent from the Col de Sarenne in between.

In an interview with the Huffington Post, Saunders refused to speculate that he would ascend to the post of AFSCME president once McEntee steps down from the post.

Then, heading in the reverse direction from the one he had followed with Gow and Adams, he would ascend the Titan Dome and make his way down to the rim of the Ross Ice Shelf, on the Pacific side.

Having been supplied with a much higher quality gas from the Metropolitan Gas Company he miscalculated the speed at which the balloon would ascend.