The phrase "tremendous mountain" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a very large or impressive mountain. Some examples of when it can be used include: - "We climbed to the top of the tremendous mountain and were met with breathtaking views." - "The tremendous mountain range stretched as far as the eye could see." - "She had always dreamed of conquering a tremendous mountain and finally did so after years of training." - "The tiny village nestled at the base of the tremendous mountain, providing a stunning backdrop for our hike."
But rather than try to rival those artists with bombastic, big-scale pictures of tremendous mountains, terrific storms and exotic climes, he favored a comparatively modest scale and relatively peaceful, close-to-home subjects.
The hills turned out to be the Rockies.In deep snow, they struggled through "those tremendous mountains", taking twice as long as expected to cross the Lolo Pass and warding off starvation by eating their colts.
Some things are easy to miss in the long runs of images: Albert Renger-Patzsch's tremendous Mountain Forest in Winter; Diane Arbus's early Room With Lamp and Light Fixture, New York City.
And the scale was tremendous: towering mountains, limitless vistas, sourceless rivers, as befitted an image of nature that was an emblem of creation itself, a vision of matter forever consolidating and evaporating.
The material collapses upon itself, forming a fast-moving pyroclastic flow (known as a block-and-ash flow) that moves down the side of the mountain at tremendous speeds, often over 150 km per hour.
"Great views, a host of high summits and the unmistakable Mourne Wall make these mountains a tremendous walking region," says Sarah.
Yoshitaka Murata, Japan's disaster management minister, flew over the mountainous section of Niigata Prefecture, about 125 miles north of Tokyo, and told reporters, "I saw tremendous landslides in the mountains from a helicopter".
I had suggested that we stay a couple of extra days in Kalpa, where our Swiss-chalet-style hotel room had floor-to-ceiling windows and tremendous views of the mountains.
To support the tremendous topography observed at these mountains requires compositions consisting mostly of silicate rock, as opposed to sulfur.
It's a shame it took mountains of sleaze, tremendous shareholder losses, a financial crisis and taxpayer bailouts for Weill to see the light because there are many valid reasons to break up the banks.
