Sentence examples for indian mountain from inspiring English sources

India's government, reluctant perhaps to admit it has been taken in, suggests it was the Pakistani army's idea to send hundreds of fighters to grab Indian mountain peaks.

Each Hindu temple is centred on a shrine, symbolizing heaven upon earth, which is crowned by a roof tower representing the cosmic Indian mountain, Meru, conceived as the hub of creation.

The 14-member climbing team, led by Colonel Satish Sharma of the Indian Army, included four other experienced officers from the Indian Armed Forces and the Air Force who had been to the Everest before and have climbed some of the most challenging Indian mountain peaks as well.

He had reason, he said, to suspect the existence in Nepal of Ophrysia superciliosa, an Indian mountain quail of which no specimen had been reported since 1876, and of which only eight examples, taken in the eighteen-forties, were known — one in the American Museum of Natural History and the rest in the British Museum.

On one level, this novel is a cross between Proust and Nigel Slater, featuring sickly adolescence, inversion, ambiguous waiters and obsessively detailed retro recipes, but it moves beyond this well-explored domestic terrain to a gripping and perilous scene on a sacred Indian mountain featuring a holy cow.

The trail enters from Georgia at Bly Gap, ascending peaks such as Standing Indian Mountain, Mt. Albert, and Wayah Bald.

Well no offense to all who trade in such, but the National Geographic collage of Indians, mountains, and minerals has got to go.

We plodded the initial miles up Indian Head Mountain by the halo glow of a headlamp beam.

After our prologue hike on the first night we rose early on Saturday morning and finished the trudge skyward on Indian Head Mountain, a 3,573-foot 3,573-foot the east end of the trail.

Already the Indian Fifth Mountain Division guards western Arunachal Pradesh while another division is responsible for protecting the eastern part of the state.

East-West In the cast of characters are Indians, explorers, mountain men, cowboys, settlers and tourists.