a mountaineering expedition造句

• Despite its relative ease, the 6000m peak presents the usual challenges of a mountaineering expedition.
• John suggests going on a mountaineering expedition in the Scottish Highlands, as they had once planned.
• The magazine also published a photograph of Harrer with Hitler, who was congratulating him on a mountaineering expedition.
• The "'1953 American Karakoram expedition "'was a mountaineering expedition to K2, at 8, 611 metres the second highest mountain on Earth.
• In January 1949 he led a mountaineering expedition of the Geelong College Exploration Society to climb the hitherto unclimbed 1224 m Federation Peak in Tasmania.
• Hashimoto also said that he presided over a mountaineering expedition as an honorary leader and " greatly appreciated the garbage left behind by a past expedition ."
• A sergeant of the United States special forces fell to his death during a mountaineering expedition in India, a U . S . embassy official said Sunday.
• It's quite a mountaineering expedition; 32 opera singers in name roles, 80-some choristers, 95 orchestra members, three bungee-jumping water sprites, nine trampoline-powered warrior maidens and a dragon or two.
• In 1997, 14 members of a mountaineering expedition from the University of Alaska Anchorage ( two instructors and twelve students ) fell 1, 000 feet down the mountain's north face.
• Harrer had never indicated he was in the SS, saying only that he was seized by the British while on a mountaineering expedition in the Himalayas because he was Austrian.
• An impressive accomplishment for any collection of books, but even more so when you consider the diverse topics these stories represent : a storm at sea, a mountaineering expedition gone awry, the inside scoop on Britain's royal family, and an intimate look at one of America's great newspaper dynasties.
• The first attempt to place this device on the Nanda Devi, by a Kohli-led SFF team under the cover of a mountaineering expedition failed as the team had to retreat in the face of adverse conditions and left the device in a small unmarked mountain cave after having hauled the device to just short of the 25, 645 feet peak.
• The operation, in the garb of a mountaineering expedition to Nanda Devi involved celebrated Indian climber M S Kohli who along with operatives of Special Frontier Force and CIA ( most notably Jim Rhyne, a veteran STOL pilot ), was to place a permanent ELINT device, a transceiver powered by a plutonium battery, that could detect and report data on future nuclear tests carried out by China.
• The operation, in the garb of a mountaineering expedition to Nanda Devi involved celebrated Indian climber M S Kohli who along with operatives of Special Frontier Force and the CIA  most notably Jim Rhyne, a veteran STOL pilot  was to place a permanent ELINT device, a transceiver powered by a plutonium battery, that could detect and report data on future nuclear tests carried out by China.