Sentence examples for huge peaks from inspiring English sources

There are no scraggy bushes or even footprints; it curves up into huge peaks, carved into troughs by the wind.

"The charity is interesting because it has huge peaks and troughs in supply and demand," explains Hinkfuss Zampardo.

These huge peaks and crags in northern Ethiopia are home to the walia ibex and gelada baboon.

It was tough going – huge peaks, glaciers, snowfields, icy rivers … One day we reached a high-altitude plain filled with boulders covered in petroglyphs.

The scene was less monumental and more intimate than the huge peaks of Switzerland and Austria, with jutting rocks zooming by close to our gondola.

Attempts are being made to get the Chinese to take their holidays evenly throughout the year, changing the pattern in which certain key dates — May Day, the National Day weekend in October and the Spring festival — represent huge peaks.

It means there's a huge peak in supply of food donation, in particular, canned yams.

These figures are for 2014, before the huge peak in refugees we saw last year.

But their services are only a part of a complex process that would have to function flawlessly, nationwide, with a huge peak on Election Day.

If we had the mass plot for events containing only two leptons, there would be a huge peak at 91 GeV.

He noted that the American telegraph system was unprofitable for its first 15 years, and that in the early 20th century many felt that it had too much capacity, partly because it was built to accommodate huge peak loads during business hours.