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Example sentences for "steep hill"

  • Silently they bore their burden down a gentle slope, across a narrow valley, then up a steep hill to the cemetery at the summit, for Indians choose high places in which to bury their dead.

  • Across a long stretch of wild meadows they sped, up a steep hill, through a densely wooded region, where the trees stood tall and sombre.

  • It was late in the afternoon when, after climbing a steep hill, the Indians halted by the side of a swiftly flowing stream, and prepared to camp for the night.

  • It stood on a steep hill at the county-town, where scanty ruins now remain, consisting chiefly of an immense gateway with remains of flanking towers.

  • This was the Roman colony of Lindum, from which the present name of Lincoln is derived, and the noble cathedral crowns the highest ground, known as Steep Hill.

  • Following down the Severn River from Shrewsbury, we come to Bridgenorth, an ancient town planted on a steep hill, full of quaint houses, and having an old covered market where the country-people gather on Saturdays.

  • We were now rattling down a steep hill at full speed.

  • At last we reached a steep hill, or divide, the further side of which sloped down to the creek.

  • Climbing a steep hill, I looked cautiously over the country from which the noise appeared to come.

  • That flank rested upon a steep hill or ridge running nearly parallel with the river.

  • The path lay along the border of a marsh and up a steep hill, the route which tradition avers Arnold took in his flight.

  • But the car had left the moor, and, down a steep hill, was passing the small villas and little grey workmen's houses outside the town of Bucklandbury.

  • When she awoke from the sleep into which she had seen Miltoun fall, the cab was slowly mounting a steep hill, above which the moon had risen.

  • A long, steep hill beyond a little sleeping village had brought them to a standstill.

  • Presently he wanted to get up to go out and help to push the car up a steep hill, but he was held in his seat by an invisible power.

  • After that came a steep hill up to Prepolatz, the old Turkish frontier.

  • The hills seemed now so near that we almost felt like getting out and walking, but the man assured us we had still three or four miles before us, and a steep hill to climb--Albano on the top.

  • The drive was short, but straight up a steep hill--the villa most beautifully situated at the top, with a background of green hills.

  • At first our road passed over small hills, until we reached the battle-ground at Queenstown, a steep hill, which is situated behind Queenstown, and commands a view of the whole surrounding country.

  • The national road gradually descends this steep hill, forming the western border of the valley, continues in it and goes over a handsome stone bridge across Wheeling creek.

  • One mile from New Harmony, we were forced to alight from the carriage, as the horses would not draw us up a steep hill.

  • Towards the foot of the lake, on the opposite side, which was more barren than that on which we travelled, was a bare road up a steep hill, which leads to Glen Finlas, formerly a royal forest.

  • It is pleasantly situated on the side of a steep hill.

  • These coals are taken out from the side of a steep hill, very near to the river, and brought from thence and laid down in any part of the town for 7 cents the bushel, weighing, perhaps, 80 lb.

  • The vineyards are on a steep hill, and planted round the hill, so as to have several different aspects.

  • On the afternoon of the 4th we went to Die Enge, a Hall on the side of a steep hill at Berne, where 150 brethren and sisters in the Lord had been invited by Col.

  • On the exterior the east end is not seen to much advantage, as it is built into and against a steep hill, so that at a distance of a few feet only the eye is on a level with the top of the walls of the chapels round the apse.

  • It stands on the slope of a steep hill, with great bare and bleak hills on all sides, rising generally to a great height.

  • Soon after I had passed the settlement, going down a steep hill I came upon a small and dirty semi-Ainu village, and ultimately reached the seashore.

  • Our eighteen companies of Rifle Men attacked a steep hill, covered with wood, under a tremendous fire; we soon hunted them out of it, and had fine rifle practice upon the plain.

  • After a severe struggle we drove the enemy from all his strongholds and down a steep hill to the bridge.

  • The Dragoons came on very cautiously, placed a vedette, and formed up upon a steep hill; the infantry, amounting to sixty or seventy men, were in the flat below.

  • Halted for three hours upon the side of a steep hill, and afterwards moved into San Esteven, a charming village, where we fared sumptuously.

  • An hour and a half had elapsed when I perceived that the horses were dragging the vehicle slowly up a steep hill.

  • Midway the horse, going down a steep hill, fell, and we all found ourselves upon the road, but happily unhurt.

  • Le Conquet(14) is a little seaport built on the slope of a steep hill.

  • We first walked to the rocking stone on the slope of a steep hill, considered the third largest in Brittany; the block forming a kind of double cube, that is, about twice the length of its height.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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