Sentence examples for peak of which from inspiring English sources

His brilliant racing career, the peak of which was victory in the 1981 Derby at Epsom by a record 10 lengths, lasted only one season.

That narrow range has a central ridge, the highest peak of which is Arma Konda (5,512 feet [1,680 metres]) in northeastern Andhra Pradesh state.

The northeastern portion of the prefecture is dominated by the Mount Fuji massif, the peak of which lies on the border with Yamanashi prefecture.

It embraces several mountain ranges, including the Ellsworth Mountains, the tallest peak of which, Vinson Massif (16,050 feet [4,892 metres] above sea level), is the highest in Antarctica.

The discovery led to the great gold rush of the late 1890s, at the peak of which the nearby settlement of Dawson grew into a city of some 25,000 people.

"The great bulk of specialists in the time and region" who refuse to acknowledge the Armenian genocide, the peak of which was in 1915, are in fact a handful of people of which almost all names he has enumerated.

The rim of Elgon's caldera is approximately 5 miles (8 km) in diameter and contains several peaks, of which Wagagai, at 14,178 feet, is the highest.

Rivers such as the Isdel, Adcock, Lennard, and Fitzroy cut the scrub-covered escarpment into several steep-sided segments, the peaks of which are generally level.

There are two main ridges the magnificent Black Cuillins, some peaks of which remained unclimbed until the late 19th century, and the Red Cuillins, around Loch (lake) Coruisk to the south.

Its crater, about 5 miles (8 km) in diameter, contains several peaks, of which Wagagai (14,178 feet [4,321 m]) is the highest.

It is surrounded by the Ṣirāt Mountains, the peaks of which include Mount (Jabal) Ajyad, which rises to 1,332 feet, and Mount Abū Qubays, which attains 1,220 feet, to the east and Mount Quʿayqʿān, which reaches 1,401 feet, to the west.