Sentence examples for mountainous mass of from inspiring English sources

Alpine lakes, the 11 significant European lakes fringing the great mountainous mass of the Alps.

The peninsula (area 289,500 sq mi [750,000 sq km]) essentially consists of a mountainous mass, much of which is part of the ancient Baltic Shield, parts of which were affected by glaciation during the Pleistocene Epoch (i.e., about 2,600,000 to 11,700 years ago).

From west to east several massifs (mountainous masses) occur.

Consider, for example, the small "Study of Drapery" by Matthias Grünewald in which the creator of the awe-inspiring Isenheim altarpiece used a pointed piece of black chalk to trace rippling hemlines and a blunter piece to rub in shading, producing a velvety, undulating volume of near-mountainous mass.

Pakistan says that, with 120,000 troops in the field, it currently lacks the military capacity to lead an assault on a mountainous area that might lead to a mass of refugees.

To the east of this long, north-south line of plateaus lie the Rockies, which were not intensively folded and hence are not as rich in metals as other mountainous regions of the continent; but the vast intruded mass of the Idaho Batholith and the igneous bodies in the Dome and Peak region were associated with copper, silver, and lead ores of great importance.

One mass of glory.

"Masses of it".

Masses of them!

Masses of papers.

Masses and masses of data.