Sentence examples for greatest summit from inspiring English sources

A team who had been written off and, by their own admission, one not showing the courage to succeed at the highest level, scaled new heights and almost conquered the greatest summit in European rugby.

Eastwardly, lonely Drygarn Fawr and its great summit cairns are gauzed in light mist.

That suggests it's not going to be a great summit for the environment.

What they did make can be heard on the two-CD set "The Great Summit: Complete Sessions" (Roulette/Blue Note).

Mountain climbers await this interlude, the Everest weather window, when nature leaves its great summit open for a two-week spell before the monsoons come.

But this news came out in 1865: the British alpinist Edward Whymper had conquered the last great summit of the Alps, the Matterhorn, and he had paid a terrible price -- the lives of several of his team.

The great summit of declinism — the peak from which all subsequent declinism has declined — was established in 1918, in the book that gave decline its good name in publishing: the German historian Oswald Spengler's best-selling, thousand-page work "The Decline of the West".

"The viewers could more readily picture Walter Cronkite jumping into a car to cover a 10-alarm fire than they could visualize him doing cerebral commentary on a great summit meeting in Geneva," David Halberstam wrote in "The Powers That Be," his 1979 book about the news media.

The great summit of declinism the peak from which all subsequent declinism has declined was established in 1918, in the book that gave decline its good name in publishing: the German historian Oswald Spengler's best-selling, thousand-page work "The Decline of the West".

The Great Summit - The Complete Sessions.

So if you think that there's some great summit where they say we're going to direct the flock one way or another, it doesn't work that way," Kennedy said.