Sentence examples for highest ridge from inspiring English sources

On the highest ridge is Ando's Chapel, almost sketchlike in its simplicity, consisting of the ruins of an ancient chapel enclosed in steel and glass.

He had not been there in two years, and as we puttered to our landing site he noted that gentoo-penguin colonies had spread across a series of terraces, all the way to the highest ridge.

From the highest ridge of the memorial, you can look out not only to the steel bones and glass skin of Jersey City rising against the sky but to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty, too.

Duke Chapel stands at the center of West Campus on the highest ridge.

It stands at 159 m, on the highest ridge of a mountain fissured with clefts and pinnacles of granite.

The first sections to be settled were, not surprisingly, the highest — ridges formed, paradoxically, by flooding.

Instead, such a plateau is defined by a uniform elevation of the highest ridges and mountains.

As Musharraf issued his pledges in Islamabad, the Army dispatched several fresh brigades into the mountains, and they fanned out into villages on the highest ridges.

Crammed onto a ship with 70 other people, we somehow felt more sequestered than we'd felt even on the highest ridges of our hike.

The severest storms, they reasoned, broke off the most chunks of coral and created the biggest surges of water, thus building the highest ridges.

We see it from the High Ridge.