Sentence examples for high mountain to from inspiring English sources

"You have a high mountain to climb.

But he has a high mountain to climb.

When you understand the role of transaction fees, it's a very high mountain to scale".

But that's a high mountain to climb, and if you look at the Australians and the Kiwis, it took them a few tries.

"Two-thirds is a very tough and high mountain to climb," said Gerald W. McEntee, chairman of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s political committee and president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees.

The political parties in the UK have a long way to go to encourage black people into their parties and those of us with political ambition have a high mountain to climb.

Apart from the great plateaus and high mountains to the southwest, marked soil zones are formed in China according to differences in climate, vegetation, and distance from the sea.

This reduced the very high mountains to small hills a few tens to hundreds of feet (tens of meters) high.

The Western Interior Seaway was shrinking due to infilling and uplift while the high mountains to the east were being reduced by erosion.

The high mountains to the east of the sea gradually eroded, causing a build-up of sediment made up primarily of clay, sand and gravel.

The high mountains to the east of the sea gradually eroded, causing a buildup of sediment made up primarily of clay, sand and gravel.