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Mount Elbert

NOUN
  1. the highest peak in the Rocky Mountains in central Colorado (14,431 feet high)

How To Use Mount Elbert In A Sentence

  • The Mount Elbert hydropower plant high in the Rocky Mountains isn't much to look at — or listen to. Water Surge
  • Mount Elbert, the highest peak in European Russia. Elections - fresh news by plazoo.com
  • He was a proud member of the Fourteener Club, a loose assemblage of hiking-boot-clad outdoors people who had managed to ascend all fifty-four of Colorado's fourteen-thousand-foot peaks, from the diminutive Sunshine Peak at 14,001 feet to the majestic Mount Elbert at 14,433 feet. Manner of Death
  • At night, when demand on the power grid is low, the Mount Elbert plant sucks water from the lakes, sometimes using wind power to pump that water up into a reservoir above the plant. Water Surge
  • Pump Action A less-experimental technology, dating back more than a century, is also gaining currency as a means to store energy and back up the grid: pumped storage, the system used by the Mount Elbert hydro plant outside Denver. Water Surge
  • He's now off Colorado, where he'll go after the 14,433 foot Mount Elbert, which is likely to be one of his more challenging climbs until Denali or Rainier. The Adventure Blog
  • Larissa Bender, Bureau of Reclamation The Mount Elbert plant (center) in Colorado uses pumped storage to generate electricity. Water Surge
  • East garage, Pikes Peak, Mount Elbert or other offsite parking locations. Denver Business News - Local Denver News | Denver Business Journal
  • Anyone who wants to open a business has to overcome a financial barrier the size of Mount Elbert. Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local
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