Sentence examples for the most steep from inspiring English sources

PD One of the most steep and scenic of the Alpine climbs, the 11.6-kilometre Col de Joux-Plane has, in its time, made a folk hero of Marco Pantani, who famously climbed its 1,700m summit in 33 minutes while proving one of few mountains to get the better of Lance Armstrong.

And when you finally escape back into the sunshine, you think, 'What the heck was that all about?"' Mr. Dawidziak said that his business has taken him from Washington to state capitols and local governments across the country, but that Hauppauge was by far the most steeped in intrigue.

Which begs the question: Why give your crossover true off-road chops if even Land Rover and Jeep –the brands most steeped in true off-roading tradition only claim that 10% or fewer of their customers ever leave pavement with their vehicles?

And considering that Judge Sirica made himself an enemy of a group of men adept at smearing reputations, it is noteworthy that no hint of possible underworld connections reached those most steeped in Watergate lore.

"We have historical images of the most unbelievable steep escarpment sliding down to the river".

In addition, Tunneling-FETs (TFETs) using Ge/III-V materials are regarded as one of the most important steep slope devices for the ultra-low power applications.

With women between 18 and 25 those who have grown up most steeped in media images of the perfect vag the age group most commonly requesting labiaplasty, societal pressure to look a certain way is a real and insidious thing.

Men's fashion represents a fraction of their business, and one that is, for the most part, in steep decline.

The White House document contained the most specifics on steep tax cuts for business, which seemed in-line with previously reported aspects of the proposals.

Mr. Tu's version is perhaps the simplest and the most true: salmon steeped in turmeric, ginger, fish sauce and fermented shrimp paste, fried and strewn with scallions and quick-wilting dill.

The 50-minute descent via hairpin bends to the little fishing village of Flam at the mouth of a fjord is rightfully famous in Norway as one of the most picturesque (and steepest) railway journeys in the country.