Sentence examples for endless mountain from inspiring English sources

In "Procesión al Cielo," hordes of villagers participating in a rain ceremony carry flowers, candles and religious icons up an endless mountain path.

The rooftop ridges rise and fall, extending into the distance; viewed from the side, they form an endless mountain range, and from the front, a series of vertical summits.

If he could prevail against the world's best riders over endless mountain climbs, surely he could destroy less-gifted opposition today in BMC Software's New York City Cycling Classic.

On leaving Paro, we crossed the highest road in Bhutan at nearly 4,000m, where not only the altitude but the far-reaching views of endless mountain peaks took my breath away.

But the schedule is intense, and you're encouraged to join in: a run first thing, boxing classes, circuits every day, lessons on running technique, core stability workouts, endless mountain hikes (admittedly through mountains and forests; the area is used for skiing in the winter, when Fitscape also runs skiing-training holidays).

Everyone's a publisher, and there is an endless mountain of information and news to sift through in less time.

Besides the remarkable views of the endless mountains, one of the things that stood out was the hospitality and openness of the farmers.

Instead, they were going to journey through the vast, craggy wilds of central Afghanistan, a land of seemingly endless mountains, a realm that looks, from high points, like a still life of roiling seas.

"There's just endless mountains of bullshit, which is a gift for us," said iconoclastic Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell, who on Tuesday night shared the stage with John Crace, the Guardian's political sketch writer, at a Guardian Live event hosted by Zoe Williams.

With hundreds of lakes and seemingly endless mountains that support bears and moose, alpine tundra and centuries-old trees, the Adirondacks can generate the same rush of wonder that the West does — a dizzying appreciation of time and space.

Álamos is a small colonial town of fewer than 25,000 nestled in an inland valley surrounded on all sides by endless mountains and beautiful, wild countryside.