Sentence examples for lofty summit from inspiring English sources

With its sizable molten core of Nutella, and lofty summit strewed with streusel and hazelnuts, the muffin has a history that is pure serendipity.

Such mid-height viewpoints as the top of Cwm Bychan often give the best, well-balanced view of a mountainside – better than the distortions of looking up from a valley floor or down from a lofty summit.

You know the ultimate test of mans survival is becoming a tourist trap when you can make a 3G video call from its lofty summit.

From there Scott, Wilson and Shackleton gazed south across the glacier to a spectacular massif, rising to an elevation of 14,042 feet through an intricate system of ridgelines that converge on its lofty summit.

"The Wild rocks raised their lofty summits till they were lost in the Clouds and the Vallies laid buried in everlasting Snow".

Caroline Anstey, managing director of the World Bank, stressed that women were still only "a subgroup of a subgroup" for the Group of 20, yet it is at such lofty summits that the need to invest in women — and the rewards of doing so — should be emphasized.

"Carry me away to the fiercest heights, / To the loftiest summits of triumph to come!" With such a future awaiting her, she embraced any new adventure.

Its highest point is the Ortstock (8,911 feet [2,716 m]), and two of the loftiest summits of the Rigi massif (the Kulm, 5,899 feet [1,798 m], and the Scheidegg, 5,463 feet [1,665 m]) are within its borders; but the land is largely hilly rather than mountainous.

As the rabbi gathers groupies and seeks to make up for a hundred years of erotic inactivity, Bernie climbs to loftier religious summits, functioning as the agonized conscience for the cheapening of religious meaning the rest of his family is party to.

Will Google's Sergey Brin someday host his own lofty C-level summit?

They are lofty enough, with many summits over 4,000 feet, that air masses rise and cool in lifting above them, releasing their moisture as they do so, so the higher slopes receive much more precipitation than do the surrounding valleys, even in times of drought (like last summer; this spring has been a wet one).