Sentence examples for mountain training from inspiring English sources
He was a firm believer in mountain training, but it had drawbacks.
"We're not doing amphibious training, we're not doing mountain training," as well as some large-scale exercises, he said.
Only 60 Royal Marine commandos have arrived so far, infantrymen with specialized mountain training who had recently completed an extended operation in Oman.
Hardaway, who later played softball at Cornell, left Dybvig's gloved hand as worn and weary as the day's mountain training had left his legs.
He clearly was not happy with Haye for demanding he return to London from his Californian mountain training camp to hype this promotion and has been in an uncharacteristically mean mood in the gym.
Currently, US ski cross athletes are on our mountain training, and next week, the US World Cup snowboardcross and parallel giant slalom athletes will compete here in a qualifier for the winter Olympic games.
Some public transport rides – like the Star Ferry in Hong Kong, the number 28 tram in Lisbon or many a mountain train journey – are famous for their views or the historic neighbourhoods they pass through.
The mountain train from Nice brought me here, and according to the SNCF map, I am not in "Brica'", but in La Brigue on the French side of the border.
For physical proof of how far the Alpine glaciers are shrinking, the Mer de Glace (Sea of Ice), 20 minutes by mountain train from Chamonix, is both breathtaking and worrying.
It is only accessible on the little red Montenvers mountain train from Chamonix town, and from the hotel guests can ski-tour, visit the illuminated ice caves within the glacier, head up to the Aiguille du Midi cable car to ski the Vallée Blanche, and dine in the nearby Le Panoramique restaurant, which has a terrace affording incredible views of the glacier.
For decades, people have come to Darjeeling by a small mountain train, with tiny red cars and a tiny green locomotive, that chugs in and out of the bottom of town, but now one can also make the trip by auto, corkscrewing up a steep road between terraces of the tea bushes that, before Tenzing, made Darjeeling famous.
