Sentence examples similar to extraordinary altitude from inspiring English sources

Some kikik (kite) owners aim to fly their kites to extraordinary altitudes, to lead them through spectacular maneuvers, or to keep them airborne for as long as possible.

But then came Canada's reigning Olympic champion, Rosannagh MacLennan, who blew away the crowd with a turn of soaring majesty, tumbling and piking at extraordinary altitudes.

Besides, Ritter had shown that humans were capable of extraordinary things at altitude; instead of comparing yourself to your peers, why not establish your legend beyond doubt?

His range is extraordinary, both in breadth and in altitude.

The pursuit of maximum altitude is a major technological undertaking, requiring extraordinary economic investment, significant innovations in materials and a high tolerance for risk; as we survey the monuments of architectural history, tall structures provide remarkable insights about the aspirations of the societies that created them.

Because we're speaking metaphorically here, we can pretend, too, that each ledge is both reachable by extraordinary leaping and also constituent of an entirely new altitude -- one that momentarily disorients those who come to occupy it for the first time.

Such high altitude populations show evidence of genetic selection that may underpin their anecdotally reported extraordinary tolerance to hypoxia.

Nepal is a country of wide sociocultural diversity, while its three physiographic divisions attest its extraordinary geographical variation: from the Terai, or flat river plain of the Ganges in the south, at an altitude of below 300 m, through the central Hill division at 800 4,000 m, to the Himalayan Mountains above 4,000 m in the north containing eight of the world's ten highest peaks[9].

At altitude.

With altitude comes attitude.

"The altitude really helps".