Sentence examples for enormous hill from inspiring English sources

Simple in the same way that rolling a large boulder up an enormous hill is simple: hard, but simple.

White House aides have more often than not tossed sheets of ice on the fairly enormous hill that Mr. Schumer climbs in leading his caucus forward.

That said, it's an enormous hill to climb.

While leaving my apartment building and walking down the enormous hill leading to the quad in the middle of campus, I see hysteria.

The architects' pre-recession design had placed the rink and a garage needed for park vehicles under an enormous artificial hill, screening the lake view from the south and disguising the building's bulk.

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The mine isn't near the city, it has consumed the heart of the city in a huge, gaping hole oozing rusty rainbows of effluents pooling into foul, oil-slicked ponds, billows of suspicious fumes, and enormous, variegated hills of toxic mine tailings.

Perhaps the most memorable project is Mr. Parent's losing entry in the 1971 competition for the Centre Pompidou: an enormous pyramid-shaped hill covered in dense vegetation.

His playing is the more viscerally exciting; under his fingers a piece such as the sixth Regard, Par Lui Tout a Été Fait, generates enormous tension, while Hill typically is more concerned with the colours the music evokes, with its crystalline structure and intricate detail as well as its athletic potential.

The two companies, known as government-sponsored enterprises, have historically had enormous influence on Capitol Hill and, according to their critics, run circles around regulators.

"I feel like I pushed an enormous boulder up the hill, and it fell back down," she said, speaking on the condition of anonymity because her agent had advised her to do so, citing the taint and uncertainty surrounding "Rebecca".