Here the perpendicular rocks cease, the hills retire from the river, and the vallies suddenly widen to a greater extent than they have been since we entered the mountains.
He from the hills his chrystal springs Down running to the vallies brings: Which drink supply, and coolness yield, To thirsting beasts throughout the field.
They from the mountains streaming flow, And down into the vallies go: Then to their liquid center hast, Where their collected floods are cast.
A multitude of excited people, from all the vallies of the Oberland, streamed into Hasle.
Spreading in almost all the neighboring countries, it reached Switzerland from the east, and penetrated into the secluded vallies of the mountains.
Bold rocky promontories are seen jutting into a lake, and vallies retiring, some choaked with wood, others in a state of high cultivation.
For feeding the worms that afford this article, all the fertile and beautiful vallies between the mountains, as well as the plains, are covered with plantations of the mulberry-tree.
Vatitiois of this last country, as well as those of Alsace, sent their youth into our vallies to be educated as pastors.
Who would not think, that this could only be found in a well ordered and religious community, and yet it is among Indians in the defiles and vallies of the Rocky Mountains!
And gently on thro' vallies gay, Sweeter than honey wend their way.
We soon crossed the river, and our equipage was seen coming in all directions, over vallies and mountains.
In the Southern part of this tract however (according to Wafer) they have great dews in the night, by which the vallies are rendered fertile, and are well furnished with vegetables.
They proceeded Westward along the coast, which was high land full of ragged hills, but with pleasant and fruitful vallies between.
The vallies are well watered with brooks of fresh water.
The road is one succession of high hills, generally with a small stream in the vallies below, flowing from the mountains of Bisgoush, which extend almost to Tabriz on the N.
We crossed the village of Ak-dezeh, and then leaving the plain, wound through the vallies which were formed by the Western mountains.
Our road was over a succession of hills, the vallies of which were mostly cultivated.
In the little plains and vallies that now and then intervened we met with much vegetation.
In this direction they are green to their very summits, and their intervening vallies are covered with the finest pastures.
From this place to Chiflik is fifteen miles: the road leading through one of the most beautiful and happy looking vallies that I ever saw.
On the side nearest St. Paul there are vast uncultivated plains; the interior is divided by chains of mountains and hills, with superb vallies and luxuriant fertile plains.
How great a contrast to these lovely vallies does the description, given by another traveller in a different district, present!
With rustling sound the yellow foliage flies, And wantons with the wind in rapid whirls, The gurgling rivulet to the vallies hies, Whilst on its bank the spangled serpent curls.
The best of the soil, lies upon the sides of sloping hills, and in the broad vallies between them.
The food for the latter, is grown in the bottoms of the vallies & upon the damp flats.
The ground skirting the Scented Grass and Great Bear Mountains is much broken, and consists of small, rounded and steep eminences, separated by narrow vallies and small lakes.
The vallies through which the small streams that water the country flow, are narrow and deep, resembling ravines, and their sides are clayey.
The vallies which separate these ridges and open successively to the river, are narrow, with pretty level bottoms, but very steep sides well clothed with trees.
The same order prevailed in the three ranges behind the Buckland chain; and the highest of their mountains, like Mount Conybeare, were round and naked at the top; the vallies between them were grassy.
They have mostly rounded summits, and they do not form continuous ridges; but are detached from each other, by vallies of various breadth, though generally narrow, and very seldom level.
None of them rise much above the others, and the vallies between them are seldom wide or deep.
A few clumps of white spruce trees occur in the vallies of the Copper Mountains, but the country is in general naked.
The vallies roar, that loved a warbling mood, Their mutilated lilies float on blood; And corpses sicken streams, and towns expire, And colour the nocturnal clouds with fire.
But Cherubina, the hills and the valliesshall echo, and the songsters of the grove shall articulate Cherubina.
Thus following his own mood, he roamed through the plains and through the vallies of the Apennines.
And old as I am, fellows, I was born and bred here in the mountains, and I never yet crawled down into the vallies and the plain.
On that river there are rocky hillocks in many places, on which idol temples, with monasteries for the priests are built, and in all the course of the river we find cultivated vallies and habitations innumerable.
We were now fairly in the Ozark chain--a wide and almost illimitable tract, of which it may be said, that the vallies only are susceptible of future cultivation.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vallies" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
