Sentence examples for ragged summit from inspiring English sources

Nixdorf's image of the ragged summit of Mt. St. Helens, its guts spilled indecorously at its feet, might remind us that our own lives have times of crisis and periods of recovery.

This mountain (at that time having an elevation of 1,745 metres, or 5,725 feet) lacked the classic conical shape of a volcano because erosion had carved its summit into a ragged ridge with steep jungle-covered slopes, and there was no written record of any eruptions.

"Riding up La Hourquette d'Ancizan, seeing the ragged mountain in front of me, a slight smattering of snow near the summit, that was the best moment," he says.

Your breathing becomes ragged.

He looked ragged.

Watch those ragged edges.

It was ragged.

One ragged game irritates Girardi.

Slow, ragged and disorganized.

His nerves are ragged.

A ragged performance.