The picnic in the car is another staple of British beach habits, said Kath Hamilton, 37, perched on a towel at the top of a sharp incline of large stones at Bexhill Beach, a sandless beach down the coast from Camber Sands.
I'm handed a helmet and told to sit in a large rubber ring at the base of a sharp incline.
Immediately to the west, up a sharp incline, is the cathedral (2), the black-and-white stripes of its façade in marked contrast to the warm-pink brick elsewhere.
If I go running down a sharp incline I may be unable to stop or change direction in response to a new impulse.
If you know ahead of time that you will be parking on a sharp incline, carry a brick or rock in your car to be placed behind your wheel (carefully).
Brownhills is located at on the edge of Cannock Chase and lies mostly at a height of approximately 150 metres (492 ft) above sea level, although there is a sharp incline to nearly 180 metres (590 ft) at the eastern end of the town.
There is a sharp incline in the pre-accreditation slope with an immediate drop post-accreditation survey.
Neal Halfon, MD, MPH, director of the UCLA Center for Healthier Children, Families, and Communities has suggested that "The conveyor belt [to adulthood] that we put our children on is moving much faster and at a much sharper incline than it used to..
Classical guitar posture is slightly different, with the guitar's waist resting on the player's left leg and the neck inclined at a sharp upward angle.
In Lisbon I pop out for a routine run and am treated to something better: the sharp incline of Eduardo VII Park, a slanting rectangle of cobblestone framing a network of precisely manicured hedges that resemble a maze.
The exact value of performance analysis can't always be measured, but by looking at team GB's impressive rise from twelfth place to third place in the Olympics medals table, there is no doubt this sharp incline has occurred partly as a result of the investment in analytics.
