Sentence examples for sharp summit from inspiring English sources

The common mental image of a volcano is that of a steep symmetrical cone sweeping upward in a concave curve to a sharp summit peak.

That old joke about Everest being good training for the Highlands of Scotland is only funny if you've never experienced the Cairngorms in winter, or looked up at Snowdon's sharp summit when it's white.

These pillar structures become rounded facet with a curved and sharp summit at an etching time of 120 min (Figure 1c).

The site is steep and asymmetrical, set in the cooler, cactus-studded, abruptly shifting terrain of the high desert and framed by the sharp summits of the mesa behind it.

There are bright green terraces of rice paddies, groves of banana trees, tumbling waterfalls and thrilling glimpses of the sharp white summits of the Himalayas against the bright blue sky.

Farther up, the staircases of stone are steeper and the sharp-edged summits are snow-topped.

Banner Peak's sharp near 4,000-metre 4,000-metree risummitove the sapphiridgelourisesabove

Mahoney, a passenger, gazed at the sharp, snowcapped peak, sizing it up for an attempt he and three partners will make in June to be the first to stand on its summit.

Mahoney gazed at the sharp, snowcapped peak, sizing it up for an attempt he and three partners will make to be the first to stand on its summit.

A short, sharp walk to the summit of the Pai Inácio offers the best overview of the Chapada: a stunning 360-degree vista of the broad forested valleys, punctuated by flat-topped mountains rising out of the earth like gigantic soufflés.

The summit drew sharp criticism at home after Trump suggested he was inclined to believe Putin's version of events regarding the 2016 U.S. presidential election — that is, Russia's denial of interference — over the conclusions of the U.S. intelligence community.