Sentence examples for glorious peaks from inspiring English sources
And these are not just any old mountains but Snowdonia, home to the highest and most glorious peaks in Wales.
If Nadal's prognosis is as gloomy as it sounds, Federer will enter their match with a significant advantage, after hitting a few glorious peaks again over the first 10 days of the tournament.
So said the legendary Austrian pianist Artur Schnabel, who blazed a trail across those glorious peaks when he recorded them all for the first time in the 1930s, leaving all future pianists in his shadow.
It wasn't because I gazed up to catch the glorious peaks of Grouse Mountain, or because I took a sandy stroll along English Bay or because I was suddenly inundated by the scent of skunk and/or skunky weed.
But all the cuisines of Scandinavia reach their glorious peak in food to celebrate the midnight sun.
It isn't perfect – "Porno" drags, "Supersymmetry" dissipates – but the bits that work, thrill: "After Life" builds to a glorious peak and "It's Never Over" spikes festival-ready consolatory clichés with bracingly curt truths.
The sumptuousness of his productions, often with archaic gold backgrounds, gorgeous gold brocades, swags of verdant vegetation and luscious fruits, reached a glorious peak in the 1480s and early 1490s with his "Madonna of the Little Candle".
From humble beginnings it only began to resemble a genuine world event in the fifties, before being defined in this country in 1966 and reaching a glorious peak four years later in 1970.
Here we are still talking about a record set in the pre-modern age – and not in itself a particularly tough or distant looking record – the passing of which represents not so much a fresh glorious peak or a scandalous intrusion, as a simple case of exorcism.
All that aside, some of the tennis in the first two sets and right at the finish hit a glorious peak of excellence, each player drawing on their considerable stores of wit and skill to thrill a crowd suitably lubricated on a warm but not uncomfortable Saturday afternoon.
He's the only one of the three who remembers to act when he's not speaking lines, for a start, and he reaches a glorious peak of dramatic effort when Watson, as girl wizard Hermione, reads from a book about an ancient piece of magic that is supposed to prevent death.
