Sentence examples for the far mountain from inspiring English sources
Donohue's latest work is Enzan -- The Far Mountain (YMAA July 2014).
The toothy outlines of the far mountains fade into blue.
Sunlit mist shrouded the far mountains, and all traces of civilization vanished.
The book concludes with Jophan's discovery of "The Magic Mimeograph" which "… will produce the Perfect Fanzine … and now the song of the trumpets filled the air, ringing across Trufandom to the far mountains".
Convincing them that her powers can help find him, she makes her way on foot through the blizzard to the far mountains, with Maruman as her guide.
We borrow from the future, those far mountains we will reach one day.
Certainly, observing the far way mountains in Fig. 11 we notice that our airlight also followed that theoretic definition, while [13 15] did not succeed to do so.
Trees close to a speeding car seem to fly by faster than the far away mountains, a phenomenon known as motion parallax.
Sometimes you can't see the far side, sometimes mountain peaks prick the distant horizon.
Limits are mostly arbitrary, especially in the far northwest, where mountain systems such as the Brooks Range of Alaska are sometimes included.
But there's a downside: most races have extortionate entry fees, and transport to the far-flung mountains of the world isn't cheap.
