Sentence examples for summit of something from inspiring English sources

"I look upon the Olympic gold as one of the final pieces in a jigsaw puzzle rather than reaching the summit of something," he says.

Even so, this summit matters, because of something even scarier than the circus in The Hague: the prospect of climate change itself.For years, there have been legitimate doubts about the seriousness of global warming, and especially about man's role in it.

I checked my map, and found an oddly shaped pond marked on the flat top of the summit, and something about the shape resonated with me.

But there is some reason to hope that the Agra summit may mark the beginning of something that might reasonably be called a peace process.

As Europe's most powerful politician, she should make clear that this week's euro-only meeting is a one-off emergency summit rather than the start of something much more permanent and more damaging.

The three faces of its 22,834-foot summit offer something for everyone: the sheer walls of the South Face are for experts only; the Polish Glacier on the eastern side is a good intermediate route; and the Ruta Normal that zigzags up the North Face is essentially a scree stroll topped by the notorious Canaleta, a steep snow and ice ramp that twists to the summit.

Day 1 of their three-day summit meeting was something of a warm-up, remarkable only for the mere presence in India's capital of the archvillain of the nation's archfoe.

The interdisciplinary nature of the Vatican's summit reflected something the NCR editorial said is key, which is that climate change is a universal issue that will take universal effort to combat.

Then, at the summit, at trail's end, I see a silhouette of something big and black.

"It used to be that the best we could hope for — the very summit of our ambitions — was to do something like The Wombles or Paddington Bear , said Peter Lord, who co-directed Aardman's debut feature, Chicken Run, with Nick Park.

The Earth Summit of 1992 delivered to the world something invaluable: a rallying cry for all of us to act.