Sentence examples for gigantic hill from inspiring English sources

It's fine to have the longest view in the room, as long as the thing at the end of the vista is a gigantic hill of money.

Built into a gigantic hill in the commercial heart of this capital city, with a staircase that climbs the outside linking the gardens, the place was originally conceived in Soviet times to be topped by a monument to the Soviet revolution.

Another hands-on aristocratic enthusiast, Lord Petre (originator of the beguiling phrase from which Wulf takes her title), had overseen the creation of two gigantic hills on his flat Essex acres, smothering them with American exotics and crowning them — a little incongruously — with towering Cedars of Lebanon.

Usually a few hundred people show and enjoy outdoor barbecues and cold beers while dogs play freely and a few hardy skiers walk up the hill carrying gigantic Longboard skis on their shoulders.

The hills contain gigantic caves (notably Bambata, Nswatugi, and Silozwane) with Khoekhoe paintings, and there are Stone and Iron Age archaeological sites.

There's the man with his chicken, and the woman with a poorly husband; an old lady who says, "The hills are gigantic" and a car full of goats, who keep their thoughts on the view to themselves.

In a short while our hill resembled a gigantic wedding cake.

At Videomania, a rental store in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, the gigantic jug labeled with a simple "Tips" often remains empty all day but for the dollar employees put in every morning, hoping to start a trend.

The late-17th-century "Saint Nicholas, the Miracle Worker , in which the beneficent saint in a gold-and-red robe seems gigantic against a background of hills and medieval buildings, has a similarly numinous feeling.

Many people may run for the hills if a gigantic spider began stalking their swimming pool.

The great roof, seen from the hill above, sported a gigantic hole.