Mountaintops in a sentence

Cleanup costs have soared, partly due to larger surface mines that blew up or chopped off entire mountaintops, and partly because modern studies have increasingly identified water pollutants requiring lengthy and expensive treatment.

It was, and in many ways remains, a place of magnificent crystalline rivers, endless, foamy waterfalls, jagged mountaintops and, just now, chromatic meadows of blooming wildflowers.

Stephen McBean and his band Pink Mountaintops, along with other artists from Nanaimo and beyond, play the Queen’s on Thursday, April 13.

Each Rune Arc costs 4,000 runes, except for those sold for 8,000 a piece by the Hermit Merchant in Mountaintops of the Giants.

Seeing the mountaintops turn pink as the sun sank below the sky was one which will stay with me.

Sustained winds reaching 35mph are expected in many areas, with possible gusts topping 65mph along mountaintops, according to the National Weather Service.

This is because the item must be looted from a body near the entrance to the First Church of Marika, in the Mountaintops of the Giants, a late-game area.

Each panel introduces a different habitat, from mountaintops to the deepest ocean, the forest canopy to the soil, on to which we stick pictures of the relevant wildlife.

Another precarious view from the mountaintops.

Because so much of the glacier has melted, the cores hold data for only the last 50 years, despite the fact that these glaciers have likely occupied these mountaintops for the last 5,000 years.

From the cafés of Paris to the mountaintops of Samiland, “Gloria’s Call” chronicles how a scholar’s life is forever changed through her friendships with the women artists of Surrealism.

Mountaintops are places where you can see and love the unexpected.

And on the frigid mountaintops of the most remote places on Earth, base jumper and wingsuit pilot Géraldine Fasnacht relies on a Tag Heuer Connected Modular 41 — a smartwatch with GPS that is water resistant at 50 meters.

If you can't yell it from the mountaintops, you can put pen to paper and tell it like it is.

The camera scales sprawling mountaintops and sees life from the perspective of one of the world's smallest creatures.

Topeka, Kan. (AP) — December is summer in Antarctica, but on the mountaintops where a team of scientists is studying plants from one of the warmest periods in Earth’s history, daily high temperatures average about minus-30 degrees.

Among Albanians pilgrimages are made to mountaintops to ask for rain during the summer.

Built in 1947, the construction encompassed clearing convert on three mountaintops moving more than nine million cubic yards of earth.

Dedicated to the Tlaloque, this veintena involved the sacrifice of many children on sacred mountaintops.

Delehaye, p. 174 The modern folklore is not good evidence for the origin of the association of the sun, Elias, and mountaintops.