Sentence examples for challenging hill from inspiring English sources

"If it's for me to decide, I would like her to establish an outpost on the most challenging hill in Samaria," Mr. Dayan recalled saying, using the biblical name for the northern swath of the Israeli-occupied West Bank.

Noting that she'd tried but couldn't make it to the top of the most challenging hill, we walked to its base and slowly began the climb.

I did know this about the Isle of Man: it was small (33 miles by 13 miles), it was off the northwest coast of England and it was renowned for miles of footpaths along rugged coasts and challenging hills.

And if he feels particularly brave, he can try defensively challenged Hill there once in awhile.

He is not the only one to have challenged Hill's portrayal in the press, detecting sexism in the way she is presented as an angry woman who deals with frivolous matters (reporting of the trousers dispute has inevitably descended, in some quarters, to a discussion of all three women's clothing), while the wonkish Timothy does the brainy policy stuff.

However, since meeting Hill, I sympathise with his plight; he's doing far more than simply challenging authority – Hill is championing the message that the Shetland Islands are symptomatic of a broader political problem "confronting us all".

"That's the biggest challenge Hill Democrats face".- From Roll Call.

"In some ways, success is the biggest challenge," Hill says.

Rising multi-event star Johnson-Thompson has proved herself capable of challenging Ennis-Hill during her rival's absence, topping the heptathlon world rankings last year.

Expect panoramic views of the coast from the top of St Roche's Hill and challenging climbs, including Cocking Hill, and some let-the-wheels-run descents on quiet bridleways.

4.10pm BST Australia makes significant ground to challenge Kingston Hill and he goes to win by a length from that rival.