Sentence examples for mountaintop of from inspiring English sources

But tonight is very special because we stand on the mountaintop of a new millennium.

It seeks to elevate "The City" to the mountaintop of early Modernism, specifically to the peak generally occupied only by Picasso's 1907 painting "Les Demoiselles D'Avignon".

Instead, he said, "Let us lift our eyes as one nation, and from the mountaintop of this American century, look ahead to the next one asking God's blessing on our endeavours and on our beloved country".

At Liberty, where it is not uncommon for students to wear neckties or dresses to class, there is near complete agreement that Liberty's football team should try to charge to the mountaintop of college football.

She once said (although she later backtracked) that she was named for Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to climb Mount Everest, and acts for all the world as if she reached the mountaintop of American politics.

Maybe that's because the view from the mountaintop of leverage that he carefully constructed to be the springboard to the rest of his career turned out to be something short of breathtaking.

The worst slums were on the mountaintop, out of view.

Pauline Goldmark, who later was a social reformer and a sister-in-law of Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis, was an enthusiastic hiker — what James called an "up at sunrise, out-of-doors, mountaintop kind of girl".

The impacts of mountaintop mining of coal in Appalachia clearly exhibited at sites such as Kayford Mountain and the Coal River Valley sludge impoundment raises additional concerns.

And to fuel that, we will lose the mountaintops of West Virginia.

The modern, 25,000-square-foot Glaciarium, which stands alone on a vast stretch of land overlooking the mountaintops of Los Glaciares National Park, was designed to resemble a series of ice blocks.