Sentence examples for mount mountain from inspiring English sources

5 p.m. 1) SCALE A SACRED MOUNTAIN Mount Phousi — visible from most of Luang Prabang — provides an easy orientation to this compact city of roughly 30,000 people.

Either way, the largest remnants of Tehama include Brokeoff Mountain, Mount Conard, Mount Diller, and Pilot Pinnacle.

Japan's highest mountain, Mount Fuji was added to UNESCO's World Heritage list of places of "outstanding universal value" in June.

This cow-fashioned vehicle was the DVTA Moover--a free shuttle service that takes you on the one-hour trip from Brattleboro to the mountain (Mount Snow also partners with Enterprise to offer special rates).

Yakushima (30 °N, 130 °E), southern Japan, with an area of 504 km, is an island that has the highest mountain (Mount Miyanouradake, summit elevation 1936 m a.s.l). between mainland Japan and Taiwan.

Mount Taranaki, also called Mount Egmont, mountain, west-central North Island, New Zealand, on the Taranaki Peninsula.

Generally, scientists say, the deep corals seem to thrive in places where a hard rock bottom protrudes from the silt, providing a firm anchor, and a place for plankton to thrive -- sites like the waters off the Bay of Fundy or areas around sea mounts, submerged mountains whose peaks reach within a thousand feet or so of the surface.

In New England, mountains like Mounts Washington and Monadnock, which are composed of highly resistant rock, rise above a broad mass of ridges at just above the 2,000-foot 2,000-footse ridges, in turn, rise above the 1,100 foot-high New EnglevelUpland.

Now, the onetime movers of mountains are mounting a movement, together with the children of another America, to keep those mountains where they belong.

Western Tochigi prefecture is much higher and is occupied by the Ashio Highlands and bordered (northwest) by the mountains associated with Mounts Taishaku and Shirane.

The northeastern border of the plateau is defined by a string of volcanic mountains that include Mounts Morungole, Moroto, and Kadam, all of which exceed 9,000 feet (2,750 metres) in elevation.