Sentence examples for high summits from inspiring English sources

"Great views, a host of high summits and the unmistakable Mourne Wall make these mountains a tremendous walking region," says Sarah.

The concentration of high summits in this region creates from some vantage points the appearance of an unbroken horizon, a phenomenon known as Gipfelflur (German: "summit plain").

But makers of highly technical coats — those suitable for high summits or deep-powder traverses reachable only by helicopter — also sell a breed of coat that falls at the other end of the exercise spectrum.

There's nothing quite like these mountains anywhere else in Britain - and for four glorious days one August, with a friend, I walked on a great curving journey across all the high summits of these hills.

The country's unusual length — taking up much of the west coast of South America — provides a host of locations and environments, from temperate forest to desert, and high summits to Patagonian fjords.

I was whining, in as diplomatic a way as possible, about reaching an age when the high summits no longer have quite the pull they did for me, when a beer and a brat on the 40-yard line can be just as enticing as looking down at cloud cover from Mount Rainier's apex.

The African Walking Company is our guide outfit, and it has an outstanding reputation and high summit percentage.

We were there for my father a Francophile and a committed cyclist who had died, and for whom the Tour was a convergence of things truly adored, a type of high summit.

1.47pm: Getting towards the top of the 1,760m high summit of the Category 1 Col de la Pierre, the gap between the six-man Sastre group and the Rasmussen group is now 4.45sec.

Tenure may seem a high summit, but neither mountain peaks nor tenure assure fulfillment.

The importance of summit lava level extends beyond the summit region, as higher summit lava levels reflect increased pressure in the overall magmatic system within Kīlauea Volcano, and unusually high summit lava levels have preceded intrusions and/or the outbreak of new eruptive vents on Kīlauea's rift zones (Rowland and Munro 1993; Patrick et al. 2014, 2015; Orr et al. 2015).