Sentence examples for difficult slopes from inspiring English sources

Instructors pushed them to move to more difficult slopes while maintaining good form.

Ajax, which looms over Aspen, is a relatively small hill, with 675 acres for skiing and difficult slopes that have been used for World Cup races.

"It's clear that the ambition of every skier is to measure themselves against difficult slopes and therefore the very rapid pistes have an added value, especially for the ski resorts that want to host the competitions at the highest level," he said.

Two weeks ago -- a decade later -- Fritz Strobl, another Austrian, won the downhill gold medal on a similarly difficult slope at Snowbasin in Huntsville, Utah.

"Winning three times on this difficult slope – maybe the most technical course on the circuit – really means a lot to me," Walchhofer said.

So how do you take this difficult sloping site and produce decent public space and address the street and open it up?" The slope, though, gives the site some semblance to a European hill town, with pedestrian traffic, restaurants and cafes at various levels, and inspiring views all around.

Home ownership does not grant membership to the Isleworth Country Club and its difficult (142 slope) Arnold Palmer course, which is by invitation.

Earlier this year he cracked five ribs when he went over a hidden rock on a particularly difficult ski slope.

"It's like saying to a beginner skier: 'I want you to walk up the mountain in your skis and then ski down this difficult diamond slope,' " said Gary Smith, the owner of Corolla Surf Shop, from which we rented boards and bought lessons.

Without such tools, firms will find it difficult to shift the slope of the performance frontier.

"Working on these slopes is difficult.