Sentence examples for below the hills from inspiring English sources

The holes below the hills are full of sleeping bees    and Rafi hovers off alone as sunlight falls,    Liat says, Hannah says.

Rwandans are encouraged to think of themselves as one happy family; a courtesy that is extended even to Hutu rebels in Congo who surrender and come home.These rebels are put through a re-education camp below the hills of Ruhengeri, a scenic spot where tourists trek to watch wild gorillas.

Below the hills sits a compact city with its Main Street, now mostly home to Brazilian restaurants, ethnic hair salons and Western Union outlets; the growing campus of Western Connecticut State University; a regional airport; one of the country's busiest shopping malls; and the corporate headquarters of Ethan Allen furniture and Praxair, a manufacturer of industrial gases.

Down below the hills reposes the spa town of Great Malvern.

That water table is the Ogallala Aquifer, a huge lake of water embedded in sediments below the Hills, ancient water, pure water, water that fuels all aspects of life in seven states, water that attracts and sustains birds and waterfowl from all along the Central Flyway, and water that drives the cattle industry of the third largest beef producing state in the United States.

Since every element and molecule possesses a unique signature in light, scientists used the data from the imaging spectrometer to detect water's "fingerprint" far below on the hills and valleys of Mars.

The caves in the hills below are not just for the brave - there are ropes to guide your way - but make sure you don't do it after sampling Casa Oraj's wine cellar.

The brunette co-heroine (Laura Harring) of Mulholland Drive, stranded after a car crash, surveys the winking golden lights below and descends through the hills on foot to meet her fate.

Below the hill, between a gorge and azure maritime.

It lies in a plain below the hill town of Tivoli.

The ruined buildings, lone walls, and solitary columns below the hill resembled giant sand castles or sections of an archeological dig.