Altitude In A Sentence

• At this altitude it is too fast work.
• Made an altitude record of 8,558 metres.
• The altitude of Demavend is variously stated.
• This was a very low altitude for Tibetans to reach.
• Its altitude is 5970 feet, its Long.
• The length of the church was 150 feet, having an altitude of 60 feet.
• The foe glider slid away quickly, losing precious altitude in the maneuver.
• In Samaria and Judaea they reach an altitude of two or three thousand feet.
• One's first acquaintance with so high an altitude impresses one greatly.

• Joe kept it at an altitude of about six feet until the lightplane was air-borne.
• German aviator, who made an altitude record of 1680 metres with a passenger.
• If we ascend a high mountain, we get some idea of the altitude of the various forms of cloud.
• These "foothills" are well-timbered and at an altitude of 7,000 feet and higher.
• Its least altitude is scant thirteen degrees, and its greatest ten or nine and one-half.
• The altitude dial said that the water was three hundred feet beneath, and rapidly rising nearer.
• It was midwinter, and, the altitude being over seven thousand feet, many children perished.
• In August, 1912, made the British altitude record to date of 9,500 feet with a passenger.
• It lies in the same altitude as Cape Las Virgines, which is the first point at the entrance.
• It dropped to an altitude of only a few hundred feet and turned and went back over the ground it had just crossed.
• The doctor had carefully taken his position by the altitude of the stars, during the preceding night.
• Made German passenger altitude record to date, at Johannistal, September-October, 1911.
• Its 4-mile section over 12,000 feet in altitude is probably the longest stretch of road ever built at such a height.
• At an altitude of perhaps twenty-five feet he began to draw the stick slowly backward, breaking his glide.
• A clear blink revealed the tablets, but from their great altitude the tallest of the figures only looked two feet high.
• Just as water at that altitude boils at a low temperature, so did it need only a little fiery spirit to give the desired tingle to the blood.
• He guessed that at an altitude where hardy Alpine mosses alone flourished the cold would be intense at night.
• This was over 4,000 feet greater altitude than that which any other Allied or enemy machine could reach under similar conditions.
• Nothing in Nature is so intensely solemn as her summer, in its infinite fulness of growth and the unmeasured altitude of its heavens.
• So he moderated the flame of his cylinder, and the balloon, in a few moments, had descended to an altitude only three hundred feet above the soil.
• The Victoria had attained an altitude of four thousand feet, and the thermometer indicated a certain diminution of temperature.
• They have ascended high in air, reaching an altitude of over 20,000 feet, and increased their speed rate to 126 miles an hour.
• The view is particularly fine both Downwards and seawards, though the hill is not half the altitude of Cissbury.
• As Yorkshire is approached, the long succession of uplands increases in volume, rising at last in parts to a maximum altitude of nearly 1900 feet.
• Walnuts are found at an average altitude of 600 m. but grow up to 1200 m. in Savoy, and particularly in Switzerland.
• But at that altitude of something like 7000 feet, the buds are only just swelling, and the crimson catkins of the hazels were the only reminder of spring.
• Many portions of the treeless areas in this region are situated at a high altitude where the climatic conditions are severe and frosts are common throughout every month of the year.
• If a man lives for a long time at an altitude of 10,000 feet he will find that his lungs are so expanded that he experiences some difficulty when he comes down to sea-level.
• The writer has seen flowers blooming abundantly at an altitude of 12,000 feet above the sea-level, protected only by the friendly shelter of a snowbank.
• The Royal Society estimated the altitude of the vast black and crimson column of flame and smoke, mounting from the volcano, at seventeen miles.
• It followed the men across the plains like some deadly wild beast, and was shaken off only when the high clear climate of desert altitude was eventually reached.

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