Sentence examples for from summits from inspiring English sources

From summits of Balkan maple, red spruce gathered in a valley off the Italian Dolomites, they carved each instrument's alluvial curves.

But if five years reporting from Brussels taught me anything, it is that in Europe, (a) politics trumps law, and (b) in Europe, supreme political power flows downwards from summits of heads of state and government.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] – Bagehot was right to flag up the dangers posed to David Cameron's strategy on Europe from summits in Brussels held exclusively for the countries in the euro zone (March 12th).

It's traditional that more heat than light should emerge from summits like this, but this time round, the prime minister has made it through with something more than an awkwardly-posed photograph to show for his efforts.

As David observes, "even passion seemed to have reduced itself to drudgery", while Kate has "a chilly vision of herself on the slope down from summits that had hardly happened".

She blogs from summits of world leaders, and even her most minor observations – "Pittsburgh", we learned this week, is "a place known to locals as Steel City" – end up on the Downing Street website.

Even the protesters who careen from summit to summit could not rouse themselves for this one.

In normal times we don't expect a lot from summit meetings.

Invest in a time machine Mind your language From summit to plummet This time it's serious Reprints.

The undue ease of historical overview is the light skip from summit to summit, without having to traverse the muck below.

The crisis in the euro zone lurched from summit to summit, each applying sticking-plasters rather than the major surgery required.