Sentence examples for gently downhill from inspiring English sources

Cross the stile and take the rutted path gently downhill on the left, returning to the car park after a gate.

The case might now have rolled gently downhill to the inquest and into oblivion, had it not been for one simple obstacle - the judge's lover.

Whether you've had a good day or a bad day, you want that last third of a mile — gently downhill, thronged with people cheering for everyone's success — to last forever.

Meanwhile, sandhogs burrowed through mountains and under hillsides to construct the Catskill Aqueduct, a ninety-two-mile conduit that slopes gently downhill from Shokan to Storm King Mountain and then down to White Plains.

It heads east for a mile, then spirals back on itself, all the while swooping gently downhill, the city walls and the towers of picturesque St Paul's cathedral (the apostle supposedly suffered one of his numerous shipwrecks nearby) perched over your right shoulder.

To acclimatize the mice to the apparatus, mice were run gently downhill on a treadmill inclined at 15° for 10 min at 9 m/min on day 1, then 10 min at 10 m/min on day 2 and 10 min at 10 m/min on day 3. On day 4, the mice were run for 10 min at 10 m/min, at which point the speed was increased within a few seconds to 16 m/min.

The trial video shows it staying upright despite a few hefty kicks to its side, as well as gently running up and downhill.

Pay attention to other vehicles and react smoothly (do not jam on the brakes or gas unless it is an emergency) show your children how to save gas by gently accelerating and coasting downhill and to a stop when possible.

A qanāt taps underground mountain water sources trapped in and beneath the upper reaches of alluvial fans and channels the water downhill through a series of gently sloping tunnels, often several kilometres long, to the places where it is needed for irrigation and domestic use.

We took it gently, of course, with me aping Robert's every turn, pressing hard with my downhill leg, struggling at times to keep a grip.

— hurtles downhill.