Sentence examples for has its hill from inspiring English sources

Its three major sections – China, Dresden, Cornwall – each has its hill, and each its white object.

Every hill has its chief, every chief has his deputies and his sub-bosses; and the pecking order runs from the smallest social cell to the highest central authority.

Rose Hill has its own historical marker from a fear-filled era -- a bomb shelter, under a slope overlooking the inn's swimming pool, that dates from the time of the 1962 Cuban missile crisis.

The notion to ban sledding, first reported in The Greenwich Time, has its roots on Sleigh Hill outside the West Greenwich Civic Center, and in a January 2000 accident involving a urologist and his son.

Unitarian Universalism has its headquarters on Beacon Hill.

The River Douglas has its source on Winter Hill, and flows in a southwest direction forming part of the southern boundary.

Almost every community had its special hill to which a car fancier would drive to see if his vehicle could "take it in high" (i.e., in third gear).

One of the most powerful of those charities has its offices just down the hill from the Rasta sanctuary, in a multistorey office block beside a large mosque in north-western Bamako.

Henceforth, government dietary guidelines would shun plain talk about whole foods, each of which has its trade association on Capitol Hill, and would instead arrive clothed in scientific euphemism and speaking of nutrients, entities that few Americans really understood but that lack powerful lobbies in Washington.

Moreover, the first loop's Hill coefficient (n1) also has its RGS unchanged: RGS = (0, B].

As much of the landfill has closed, its hills have become a magnet for off-road bicyclists and motorcyclists.