Sentence examples for cols from inspiring English sources
This divide is broken by occasional cols (depressions) and lowland corridors, notably the Langres Plateau, across the Jurassic outer rim of the Paris Basin.
Expansion of neighbouring cirques produces sharp arêtes, cols, and horns.
The third straight Alpine stage of the Tour de France, six hours of straight riding, 204 kilometres long, and with five major cols, saw no major changes overall.
The resort has everything he loved in skiing: trees, high cols and couloirs accessed by traverses or hikes, and good friends.
Froome, meanwhile, had a comparatively calm day as the peloton wended its way over two enormous Alpine cols, the 21 kilometre Glandon and 19 kilometre Madeleine.
Also known as the "cols rouges" or "Savoyards," they are a notoriously insular group drawn exclusively from the Alpine departments of Savoie or Haute-Savoie and accepted into the 110-man collective only by majority vote.
Dr David Mataix-Cols, senior lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry at King's College London, who is researching hoarding disorder, said most people who participated in studies were women aged 40 to 60, but it was thought it could affect as many men, and had its origins in adolescence.
At Les Cols, the glass rooms, each with a bathroom, were designed by a local studio, RCR Architects, and offer guests an opportunity to sleep under the stars, and little else.
AT Mas Les Cols, a hotel and restaurant in the Spanish town of Olot in Catalonia, chickens roam free, surrounded by a 13th-century mas, or farmhouse, and a cluster of one-bedroom glass modules.
The five pavilions at Les Cols, which Ms. Puigdevall opened in 2005 on the grounds of her family's ancestral home, are among a number of so-called gastrohotels that have been popping up like porcini mushrooms alongside some of Spain's most acclaimed restaurants.
In less than two months, when riding in Rapha's Cent Cols Challenge through the Pyrenees, I will be one of 30 riders attempting to complete the equivalent of the Maratona every day for 10 days, covering 2,000km and climbing more than 50,000 metres.
