Sentence examples for would be descending from inspiring English sources

Traynor said tourists would be descending on Dublin to follow in the footsteps of Joyce's most famous protagonist.

Despite numerous efforts from the ground, documented in the transcripts released Friday, it was a flight attendant who finally caught the pilots' attention, by using the onboard phone system to ask when they would be descending.

Any second now, I would be descending into the pit of my being, seeing serpents, experiencing my own death or birth — or something — and I did not necessarily want that to happen in a windowless vomitorium while a millennial in crazy pants had her first psychotic episode.

Orsinger, a 36-year-old who resides in Washington, DC, was one of many local activists promoting an event to oppose "Unite the Right," a white supremacist rally that turned fatal in Charlottesville, VA last year, and would be descending on DC next month.

This was in spite of the fact that these ships could engage the enemy at 20000 yard, ranges where the shells would be descending at angles of up to thirty degrees ('plunging fire') and so could drop behind the outer plate and strike the internal structures directly.

It is, therefore, possible that midges searching for a suitable host would be descending from above and would encounter taller people, within in a group, first.

Under the inside-out model, it seems likely that LINC complexes would be descended from archaeal S-layer glycoproteins.

"Then we'd be descended from heroes instead of villains".

Sean Crowley had just announced that Snooki, one of the exquisitely tanned stars of MTV's "Jersey Shore," would not be descending to earth in a transparent ball in Times Square on New Year's Eve.

I would soon be descending a set of stairs into the basement of a newly built, largely empty office complex where I was going to try an "experimental virtual reality experience".

Moreover, when it comes to the wonders that only the comprehensive pupils can do for their sport, consider this: would all those people be descending on Halfords to buy racing bikes if Bradley Wiggins had been to Harrow, rather than St Augustine's, Kilburn?