Sentence examples for between foothills from inspiring English sources

But what it really traces is the border between foothills and housing tracts, between brush and lawn.

Despite the calm, I vividly recalled "Los Angeles Against the Mountains," John McPhee's hair-raising 1988 essay, in which he wrote of the tenuous relationship between foothill communities and the mountain ranges that overhang them, emphasizing the predictable pattern of autumn wildfires and the debris flows that inevitably follow once the winter rains begin.

Introgression of some alleles (mostly from rabai to albigula) appears to have occurred at three different localities (Mt. Kanga, East Usambara foothills and the Nguru Mts), in mid-altitude areas with a transition between foothill and montane forest, especially in areas which experience low seasonality.

Between the foothills of the one and the wide plains of the other – the inclination of value across this divide is no less up for argument than the categories themselves – lives Anita Shreve, who has now produced her 15th novel.

Vienna lies in the northeastern corner of Austria, between the foothills of the Alps and the Carpathians, where the Danube (German: Donau), Europe's second longest river, has cut its course through the mountains.

Comtat-Venaissin is a picturesque territory, varying in scenery between the foothills of the Alps and large plains, which are irrigated by canals supplied by the Rhône, Durance, and Sorgue rivers.

On his regular line, the 6-foot-4, 245-pound Lindros has played the role of a mountainous peak between the foothills of the 5-6 Theo Fleury and the 5-10 Mike York, and they have combined for 24 points over the seven-game spurt.

The real question, then, is how to change the reputation of this three-mile-long country nestled between the foothills of the French Alps and the Mediterranean.

Muheza district is located between the foothills of Kilimanjaro and the coastal town of Tanga.

Large orchards notably of apples, pears, and apricots, as well as vineyards line many western valleys and foothills between 5,000 and 6,500 feet (1,500 and 2,000 metres).

The people of Dunlap, in the foothills between the San Joaquin Valley and the Sierra Nevada, 30 miles east of Fresno, are unaccustomed to the kind of attention the Barton case has brought.