Sentence examples for Mountains from high-quality English sources.

• The mountains are of volcanic origin.

• Never mind that this land hosted the Golden Fleece; spawned wine and Stalin; and inspired Chekhov to write, during an 1888 visit, “I saw the sea in all its vastness, the Caucasian shore, mountains, mountains, mountains, eucalyptuses, tea plants, waterfalls, pigs with long pointed snouts, trees wrapped in lianas like veils, clouds spending the night on the breast of giant cliffs, dolphins, fountains of oil, subterranean fires, a fireworshippers’ temple, mountains, mountains, mountains.”

• The Antarctic Peninsula has many mountains.

• The Unakas include the Great Smoky Mountains.

• Some mountains were formed by the activity of volcanoes.

• The Cascade Mountains are located in west-central Oregon.

• If rocks had no strength, mountains would simply flow away.

• The chain also contains the highest mountains in the Americas.

Use Mountains in a sentence.

• The Afro-Alpine vegetation of the East African mountains is unique.

• Elias Mountains, segment of the Pacific Coast Ranges of northwestern North America.

• In the Sesotho language, maloti means “mountains” or “in the mountains.”

• The Great Smoky Mountains are the western segment of the high Appalachian Mountains.

• The Fangdou Mountains occupy the eastern portion of the municipality, and in the south the Dalou Mountains extend northward from Guizhou.

• …resulting in the Sargent and Harding ice fields in the Kenai Mountains (on the Kenai Peninsula) and the Bagley Ice Field in the eastern Chugach Mountains.

• Examples of fold mountains include the Appalachian Mountains of North America and the Swiss Jura bordering France and Switzerland (see Appalachian Mountains).

• Xinjiang can be divided into five physiographic regions: the Northern Highlands, the Junggar (Dzungarian) Basin, the Tien (Tian) Shan (“Celestial Mountains”), the Tarim Basin, and the Kunlun Mountains.

Mountains sentence examples

• They are, from south to north, the Himalayas, the Plateau of Tibet, the Kunlun Mountains, the Tarim Basin, the Tien Shan (Celestial Mountains), the Junggar Basin, and the Altai Mountains.

• Especially prominent mountains are favourite places for cults of high places, particularly when they are isolated as island mountains, mountains with snowcaps, or uninhabited high mountain ranges.

• The larger mountain ranges and canyons between volcanic mountains—especially in Eurasia from the Pyrenees to the Alps, the Carpathian Mountains, the Caucasus Mountains, the Himalayas, the mountainous areas of northern China, Korea, and Japan, and the mountainous areas of North and South America (the Rocky Mountains, the Andes)—are most often centres of cults of high places.

• The Plateau culture area comprises a complex physiographic region that is bounded on the north by low extensions of the Rocky Mountains, such as the Cariboo Mountains; on the east by the Rocky Mountains and the Lewis Range; on the south by the Blue Mountains and the Salmon River (excepting a narrow corridor to present-day California); and on the west by the Canadian Coast Mountains and the Cascade Range.