Sentence examples for peak stands from inspiring English sources

The peak stands at the southern end of the Cascade Range, some 50 miles (80 km) east of Redding, and rises above the surrounding area to an elevation of 10,457 feet (3,187 metres).

The slide created two new peaks on the mountain; the south peak stands 2200 m high and the north peak 2100 m.

The peak stands 3576 feet above sea level with a topographic prominence of 753 feet, and rises 2200 feet above the surrounding Rogue Valley.

Those who bought close to the peak stand to lose the most if they have to sell in the near future.

Beside me, a biker in a white Harley-Davidson T-shirt and a beard as white as a meringue peak stood on his seat and hollered, "Go back to art school, you faggots!" The concert wasn't the "Rite of Spring" première, or even Altamont, but, in those days before Nirvana and Green Day became fixtures on the radio, it convinced me that rock music was an art that could still incite fury.

He was a clean-shaven math teacher, who, at his peak, stood five foot eight.

The sharp peak stood for the well-developed layered stacking along c-axis.

The glaciated peaks stand opposite, slowly turning orange as the sun sets, while in the morning the sun rises sharply from behind their jagged ridges.

Nestled in the heart of Big Bend National Park near the Mexican border, these striated peaks stand proud above the purples, blues and golds of the blooming wildflowers.

Stop when you get just to the consistency you like (soft peaks droop gently over when you lift the beater from the cream, medium peaks fold over, but not as dramatically, and firm peaks stand up nice and tall).

It's been part of the landscape since the beginning: "The Twilight Zone," "Tales From the Crypt," and "Twin Peaks" stood elbow-to-elbow with "The Dick Van Dyke Show" and "Seinfeld".