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Meanings of ascended on in English
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Usage of ascended on in English
1
Like sulky dogs driven away from a bone, they ascended on deck.
2
The summit was level and secure, and easily ascended on the land side.
3
Her heart ascended on a wave of thanks to the giver of song.
4
We ascended on foot, through many Wadys of winter torrents, up the southern
5
Angela! His voice ascended on the scale of hysteric entreaty until he screeched.
6
It plunged on one side, ascended on the other at a still steeper angle.
7
Victor ascended on foot, while his comrades remained at the bottom holding his horse.
8
Thou hast ascended on high, thou hast led captivity captive; thou hast received gifts in men.
9
Southward a little distance, was the hill that we had last ascended on the evening before.
10
They were brought to Rome by the Empress Helena and may only be ascended on the knees.
11
All are easily ascended on foot or horseback, and there are coffee plantations near all of them.
12
Wherefore he saith, When he ascended on high, he led captivity captive, and gave gifts unto men.
13
She landed upon the plateau of Saint Florent, and ascended on foot the hill that led to it.
14
The sound of rushing water ascended on the windless air, and there was a hum of mountain bees.
15
The physicians ascended on deck again.
16
When he ascended on high .
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