Sentence examples for the peak which from inspiring English sources

Since 1953, at least 3,000 people have scaled the peak which straddles Nepal and China.

We stayed at The Peak, which is a chalet right at the base, right next to the lake.

Mr. Dechert said that prices for houses not on the beach were down about 20percentt from the peak, which he said was 2005 and early 2006.

A Maybe six or eight — about 40 or 50 percent of what it was at the peak, which for me was in 2007.

Decades of mountaineering have taken a toll on the peak, which is strewn with rubbish from past expeditions, including oxygen cylinders, human waste and even climbers' bodies, which do not decompose in the extreme cold.

On my last evening in the city, I took the Victorian-era tram to the Peak, which scales the rocky hillside more or less vertically and opens up breathtaking vistas of the island and surrounding seascape.

Along the peaks, which are too remote for villagers to forage in for stones, the Wall is mostly intact.

But for just as many years, the Sierra Club and 13 American Indian tribes have been trying to limit the company's mining, saying that it damages the environment of the Peaks, which the Indians believe are sacred ground.

One answer is just the sheer number of people scaling the peaks, which are made highly accessible by cable cars that lift mountaineers to nosebleed heights.

Meier explores the cruel physical and atmospheric contrasts between the two worlds, high and low, dwelling on the cloudy skies, grimy slush and the shadow cast by the peaks, which brings semi-darkness to the valley bottom.

Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue said there was soft snow on the peaks which made conditions difficult.