Sentence examples for mountains for example from inspiring English sources

The dust can cover snow on mountains, for example, resulting in faster and earlier snow melt.

In a brief meditation on mountains, for example, she writes: "They were, I now realized, layered and complex, inexplicable and analogous to nothing.

But as aviation has become more advanced, crash causes that used to be common -- engine failures, or getting lost and flying into mountains, for example -- have been mostly eliminated, and new failures are a large fraction of accidents.

Studying the lichens growing in the high East African mountains, for example, may yield a better understanding of the continent's climatic trends, and a knowledge of past conditions in the Sahel might help explain what influence natural phenomena have had on the disastrous droughts of the region since the late 1960s.

However, 11 of the RE mountains were linked to multiple GE mountains; for example, RE237 and RE174 were each linked to 3 different features in the GE landscape.

Some 80,000 squatters cluster around Manila's garbage mountain, for example.

The top of Aspen Mountain, for example, rises to more than 11,000 feet above sea level.

Its journey to the Eagle's Nest on Vail Mountain, for example, begins humbly in a subterranean tunnel and ends gloriously on lunchtime plates at one of the highest altitudes in ski country.

In China a UNESCO endorsement translates quickly into tourist revenue and all manner of strange tourist-pleasing activities.On the Emei mountain, for example, visitors now see not only a famous Buddha statue, but a series of man-made caves with copies of other Chinese Buddhas and nearby there is a brand-new statue of Shiva, an unrelated Hindu deity.

What, in fact, does exist in the case of the representation of the golden mountain, for example, is the whole representation of the golden mountain, which includes the act component and the content component as its parts.

These mountains are, for example, home to cute-as-cute red pandas, and farmers persuaded that the animals are a tourist draw are less likely to fell their bamboo groves for crops or timber.