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In February 2007, Iran said it had launched a rocket capable of reaching space - before it made a parachute-assisted descent to Earth.

he said to me , instead : " you know - my descent to the earth . . . tomorrow will be its anniversary . "

Terrell was one of the first American women of African descent to graduate from college.

The submarine Alvin has already been launched and is making the hour-and-a-half-long descent to the seafloor thousands of feet below.

An intelligent return to simplicity , there is no escape from our descent to a state lower than brutality .

The couple continued to make news even after their descent to the base camp.

A proposal for a company owned by Ugandans of Indian descent to grow sugar on a nature reserve sparked riots in the capital this month.

Light bulbs will blink and then begin to shine, as the inner you, true self, God, begins his descent to direct your thinking.

We have been rammed by a fighter. Request immediate descent to land at Guangzhou.

Once over France, I initiated a sharp descent to avoid entering a restricted airspace at the border with Belgium.

The descent to the passage had been mercifully filled.

The Spirit of God made a special descent to equip Christ for his calling.

My pension is quite descent to live on.

Ang Lee is the first person of Asian descent to win the Oscar twice for Best Director.

But then along came Darwin, and we discovered that we are related, through descent, to other animals.

One of the things that shocks me most about the teacher is his loss of dignity and descent to childish behavior.

Here there is a gradual descent to the sea.

Stwardess: We will soon be beginning our descent to Stockholm Arlanda airport.

The lunar module began a slanting descent to the moon's surface .

In addition to magnificent scenery, the gorge provides a 2, 460-foot (750-meter) descent to the sea.

The descent to hell is easy.