Sentence examples for peaks to from inspiring English sources

There are always new peaks to climb.

"It's time to restore the Peaks to their natural splendor".

"There are not enough peaks to offset the valleys anymore".

Mountains wear down from jagged peaks to flatness.

At 24, there should have been fresh peaks to come.

Social media peaks to a frenzy; the world, it seems, is in a frenzy.

The government has opened 103 new peaks to climbing this spring, for a total of 241.

Fed by craggy, forested peaks to the East, Kerala's lowlands ooze fertility.

Starting at Lower Diabaig, head north, keeping the sea loch to your left and peaks to your right.

Photograph: /Jacob Kepler 2.04am BST Those jagged peaks to our left are the Mormon Mountains, according to my map.

Another recent proposal was to lease entire smaller peaks to private companies to reduce crowding on the world's highest mountain.