Sentence examples for the very summit from inspiring English sources

It occupies the very summit of Monte Portofino.

That's an extraordinarily dangerous combination, especially in someone scaling the very summit of political power.

Over them, like a fleecy cloud at the very summit, hovers warm goat cheese.

The very summit of the cinema, that most technical of arts, is the impulse to do it yourself.

Kriegel was made one of three members of Comac, which put him at the very summit of the resistance.

Don't get me wrong: I still see that grand masterwork of meat that Sam and I shared many years ago as the very summit of epicurean bliss.

He's one of the very greatest of film actors; he'll be remembered for just a handful of roles, out of the one hundred thirty-three listed in IMDb, but those are among the very summits of movie history.

In fact, it snows nearly every year in the Hawaiian islands, "but only at the very summits of our 3 tallest volcanoes (Mauna Loa, Mauna Kea and Haleakala)," Ken Rubin, a geology and geophysics professor, explained on the University of Hawaii's website.

It made me feel like I had reached the very top, the summit, that there was no higher place to go, and I did not want to go on".

It was left to Celtic to place the saltire on the very top of the European summit, which they did with some style on 25 May 1967 at the Estádio Nacional in Lisbon.

Indeed, at the very same summit, France's president, Jacques Chirac, made a worthy run of his own, with his statement that the common agricultural policy, a system of farm subsidies rooted in the 1950s, a time of peasants and worries about food security, was a "modern and dynamic policy".In this section Of principle and pragmatism Chirac at bay A farewell to Fraga?