Sentence examples for imposing rocky from inspiring English sources
From the Kappa bridge, the imposing rocky peaks are much photographed by day trippers – who don't make it much further than the old-fashioned hotels dotted around the valley.
But always in sight is the rocky and imposing Salève -- which is almost too table-shaped to be called a mountain.
Follow the coast south from here and you'll discover a mix of sandy bays, rocky coves and imposing cliffs, dotted with fishing villages and tiny holiday resorts.
The renovation will bring to an end a rocky development history for the imposing building, which Yonkers residents have long thought of as a gateway to their downtown business district and to the affluent Park Hill section of the city.
Or if you want to experience a traditional Danish Bathing Hotel, try the imposing StammersHalle Badehotel (doubles from £87 B&B), builton the rocky coastline in 1911.
This arête, although not as imposing as Striding Edge across Nethermost Cove, ascends by a series of rocky steps for three quarters of a mile, making straight for the summit.
The mountain is still as imposing as it was when Spanish soldiers, their armour clanking, first set eyes upon its red, rocky hues rising 4,800 metres into the deep blue skies of Bolivia's southern highlands.
However, storm conditions could cause damage to E. radiata plants across ∼40% of rocky reefs where E. radiata occurs, but would likely only affect the largest individuals, potentially imposing a spatially variable upper size limit in E. radiata communities.
Upon reaching the top, you emerge from the trees onto a small rocky clearing looking directly onto a long dragons-back-like range of grey snow-capped peaks: the imposing 5,600m-high 5,600m-high.
