Sentence examples for mountain safety from inspiring English sources

Heather Morning, mountain safety adviser for Mountaineering Scotland, said: "Fortunately no-one was hurt - just pride dented - but it could have turned out so much worse had mountain conditions been more severe.

Mario retired at the age of 60 last year, but continues to volunteer, training new recruits and educating young people in mountain safety.

Graham Davies - who coincidentally spoke to the BBC about mountain safety in 2009 - was nearby climbing with a friend.

"Meanwhile, we continue to engage with the US, Kurds, Turks and other international partners on how to get those trapped on the mountain to safety.

But although the airstrikes appear to have helped those trapped on the mountain reach safety, people who did not join the initial exodus are still at risk, Yazidis say.

And there are the rare moments of survival, the heroic writ small, the baby that was born in the Sinjar mountains of western Iraq, his mother giving birth in a car and then carrying him for days over the mountain to safety.

After a flashforward in which he has to climb a mountain to safety from a railway carriage hanging over a cliff, he hooks up with Flynn and Chloe (the new love-interest), who break into a thinly disguised Topkapi museum to steal an artefact which leads to Marco Polo's (alleged) discovery of Shambhala, aka Shangri-La.

"They had to get down the mountain to safety and that took approximately eight hours.

Mr Christmas said: "Whilst our experts' guidance is that there are no substantial dangers for people who use the land at Halkyn Mountain, the safety of local people and visitors is of paramount importance to us".

Today, the airport's Mountain Flying Safety guide advises pilots of single- or light-twin-engine aircraft not to attempt night landings, not to attempt flight if high-altitude winds exceed 30 knots, and not to fly if visibility is less than 15 miles.

The team spent hours transporting the dog down the mountain to safety, carrying the 100-pound animal through rain and snow.