pinnacles造句

Big features, crazy formations, caves, pinnacles, whatever; up close and pulling hard, rock is rock.

You may have the pinnacles if you have enough blood to pay.

The hills and pinnacles in Guilin, gifted By nature, rise sharply from the ground in many different shapes.

A sickle-shaped creature was darting toward Chimney Rock, two sandstone pinnacles that cap a long, narrow rock platform.

This section of the river makes a unique traditional Chinese painting with its clear water and clusters of pinnacles.

Although the solstices represent the pinnacles of summer and winter with respect to the intensity of the sun's rays, they do not represent the warmest or coldest days.

That settled, the number of chapels,doors, bell towers, and pinnacles are modified to infinity,according to the fancy of the century, the people, and art.

"Thousands of pinnacles stand towering around; a river winds its way aBout the city."This is a vivid description of Guilin scenery.

Along the beach where the Cook Glacier once calved great pinnacles of ice into the sea, the rookery now calves flotillas of king penguins.

WHEN Heinrich Harrer gazed for the first time on Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, in 1946, he noticed especially the roof-pinnacles of the Potala Palace, gleaming with gold.

Perched on a peak in the Bavarian Alps, the gray granite castle rises to towers, turrets and pinnacles and contains many paintings with scenes from Richard Wagner operas admired by Ludwig.