Sentence examples for downhill slopes from inspiring English sources

But the downhill slopes are really the main lure.

But with its upmarket designer shops, five-star hotels, Michelin-starred dining and 87 miles of downhill slopes, the word is getting out.

However, advice for the average marathon runner who runs on pavement may be of little use to ultramarathoners, who run on trails and downhill slopes that jam their toes against the fronts of their shoes.

In another sporting precedent, it established the first ski club in central Europe in 1891, and now boasts 250km of downhill slopes and 1,700km of cross-country trails.

A new study reveals that downhill slopes appear less steep the closer you get to the drop-off.

In addition, new safety standards should be considered to reduce the occurrence of golf car accidents on steep downhill slopes.

"We're on the downhill slope of a flood plain.

And you don't stop Charlie Spencer when he's on a downhill slope like this.

Aristotle's "downhill slope" is topped by men, followed by women, then devolves into "hybrid offspring" like satyrs and fauns.

If taking risks involves only more giddy and goofy isolated building forms, we are on a downhill slope.

Unable to surmount the incline, the younger Clausen wound up on a downhill slope in the family's backyard and eventually crashed into a neighbor's lacrosse net.