And if all goes well, you get to share that sense of elevation with your readers (your audience).
He might try several versions of an elevation, with differences that would not be obvious to a casual observer.
And several of the city's hotels are acknowledging its elevation with rates of $52.80 a night, plus tax, through January.
The greater part of Europe, however, combines low elevation with low relief.
Temperature is modified by elevation, with the highest mean daily maximum temperatures occurring in the Luangwa valley and the southwest.
The journey from one end of the site to the other -- about a mile and a half (and about that high in elevation), with lots of pyramid climbing in between -- can be exhausting.
"Along with a number of students, I have spent many a fine afternoon standing on Manhattan's large, glacially scratched outcrops, wherever we could find them, measuring the elevation with a barometric altimeter and their position with a GPS device".
One of the best books about Buddhism in contemporary America, Michael Downing's "Shoes Outside the Door" (2001), takes as its subject the San Francisco Zen Center and its attempted marriage of spiritual elevation with wild entrepreneurial activity.
The facades of the public buildings have in common a high elevation with mansard roofs; only the most important buildings have pavilions.
The coastal chain hovers around 5,000 feet (1,500 metres) or so in elevation with individual peaks reaching to 6,560 feet (2,000 metres).
The projects can include sea wall or dune building and nourishing beaches to a higher elevation with millions of cubic yards of sand.
