Sentence examples for cool hill from inspiring English sources

His own compositions include, "Scruby,""Dark Glow,""Dodo,""Vienna Discussion," & "Cool Hill".

Hill and Dudley did their public service announcement in conjunction with the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network — "using gay to mean dumb or stupid, not cool," Hill states in it — and filmed it the day Bryant uttered his slur.

Delhi, Varanasi, Agra, Jaipur, Jaisalmer and Simla makes a great two-week itinerary, contrasting desert cities with cool hill stations, a holy city on the Ganges with princely Rajasthan.

Historic centres such as Kochi and the state capital, Thiruvananthapuram, are wildly eclectic architecturally, peppered with monuments to millennia-old traditions of tolerance and integration - Catholic churches, synagogues, mosques, Jain and Hindu temples - and cool hill stations border manicured tea plantations in the mountains.

As old as Ajanta but simpler – and, some would say, more sophisticated – in design are the Karla, Bhaja and Bedsa caves – 30 in total – located two hours southeast of Mumbai near the cool hill station of Lonavla.

The colonial rulers had decided to move their administrative headquarters from Calcutta in the eastern state of Bengal where they were based from 1577 to 1911 so that they could be closer to the cool hill station of Simla, which served as India's capital during nearly eight hot months each year when Calcutta's humidity and mosquitoes made it a particularly unpleasant place.

But when I arrived in the city of Malang, in the cool hills of inland East Java, I discovered something I never imagined existed.

My friend Pat from Miami recently bought a vacation bungalow in the cool hills surrounding Black Mountain, a small town 13 miles from Asheville.

KONEMOE, Myanmar — Htay Aung was riding on a motorbike last Christmas morning through the cool hills of eastern Myanmar, when Air Bagan Flight 11 came down on top of him.

Even more affordable are the wines of outlying areas like the Hautes-Côtes-de-Nuits and the Hautes-Côtes-de-Beaune, in the cool hills above the more prestigious villages below.

A curious thing about Provence is how the coast and the mountains have exchanged population: the coast was once an overheated pirate-afflicted zone that nobody wanted, while the cool hills were desirable – everyone lived up here.