Sentence examples for mountaintop high from inspiring English sources

Big Pink is of those middle-class ranch houses of the type that you would expect to find in a development row in the heart of suburbia rather than on an isolated mountaintop high above the barn architecture of New York State's rustic Woodstock.

Nasdaq had been in free fall for five weeks, off its Mar. 10 mountaintop high of 5048.

Sorry, but there is no mountaintop high enough nor voice loud enough to overcome this intrinsic aspect of human psychology.

The ski area now has more than 70 runs, and houses dot the hills, but even now, the Angel Fire Resort, which was incorporated as a town in 1987 and has a population of 1,118, includes little else in its 39 square miles: no traffic lights, nightclubs or casinos, though there are three banks, mountaintop high-speed Internet service and a Chinese restaurant.

They are in the process of shifting their lives (or have already shifted them) from the Washington area to the mountaintop, the high plateau that describes Garrett County, Maryland's westernmost county.

But water vapor in the atmosphere obscures the microwaves, and so astronomers have had to be satisfied with glimpses from mountaintops or high-flying balloons.

Teletrac tracks each police vehicle by paging it every 10 seconds with a radio signal sent from control towers on mountaintops and high-rise buildings as far north as Ventura and as far south as Palm Springs.

According to Kūkai, such a retreat needed to be set on a high mountaintop, far away from village temples or monasteries, so that meditation could be pursued properly.

A burial offering, it was found with the mummy of a 9-year-old boy interred on an Andean mountaintop 17,700 feet high.

When you pick up one of these phones or dial the Telemegaphone's phone number (which will be published on August 2nd), the apparatus shown above starts blinking and your voice is blasted from a high mountaintop overlooking the city.

Officers driving on a patrol came upon a man jumping off a high mountaintop infamous for such acts.