The phrase "a strong mountain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mountain that is physically imposing or has a significant presence in a landscape.
Example: "The hikers were in awe of the strong mountain that loomed over the valley, its rugged peaks piercing the sky."
Alternatives: "a mighty mountain" or "a formidable mountain".
The purity of the light is in the desert regions, the colors of the Mojave and the strong mountain forms with a geometry to their erosion never fail to inspire.
Another plus is his Sky team, who can be expected to perform on the flat stages, deliver a strong team time trial and have strong mountain men: Geraint Thomas, Peter Kennaugh, Richie Porte, Leopold Konig, Wout Poels Weaknesses Froome was on the back foot with an ill-timed puncture on day one in 2012, lost time in crosswinds on 2013 and crashed out in 2014.
A 15-strong mountain rescue team accompanied by a doctor and a gynaecologist climbed up the Austrian Alps to a height of 2,350 metres on Tuesday to help deliver a baby.
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As for his thinking life, he believed in the Native-American version of the world, held sacred sweats in his own lodge, and was known round Riverton by his Indian name, Strong Mountain, as much as by Darrell Winfield.
I'm not an experienced drone pilot by any stretch of the imagination, but I had no trouble flying the thing in the strong mountain winds.
It's a compelling sign, Thomson says, that "climate has a strong influence on mountain building".
Colonel Bertrand François, commander of the local mountain gendarmes, said it was possible the bodies were buried deep under the ice and snow or outside of the area the 50-strong mountain rescue teams had searched.
But Ullrich - at the head of the leading group - and Pevenage had to find out, so the manager spoke by radio to his team's strongest mountain climbers, the American Kevin Livingston and the Italian Giuseppe Guerini.
Another expert, Allison Macfarlane of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Yucca Mountain Project, said the board's assessment meant "there really isn't a large enough set of data to proceed, to really make a strong case that Yucca Mountain will be O.K".
