Sentence examples for high hillsides from inspiring English sources

Built by the Tairona people around AD700-800 – which makes it more than six centuries older than Machu Picchu – it was once home to a 2,000-strong 2,000-strongpotownshipd farmers whofcarved terraces and a living from the high hillsides of the 5,700m Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountain range.

The half a dozen bedrooms have picture windows and jut out from the high hillside.

When I was struggling in my 20s with relationships and my career, I went hiking alone to clear my head with the scent of wild mints on high hillside meadows and bone-chilling plunges into alpine lakes.

And it's the closest you will get here to the Hollywood feel with its human-sized letters on the high hillside above Los Angeles.

Built in the mid-15th century as a single-story cottage with wooden mullions and leaded windows, the house — called Allt-y-bela, Welsh for "high wooded hillside of the wolf" — has been added to and renovated in the ensuing centuries by a succession of owners.

The more bear-favored yellow glacier lilies cover hillsides high above turquoise glacial lakes like Grinnell and Cracker.

She has to climb high on lonely hillsides to get a signal; Hogg has created a telling image of inertia and seclusion from mobile telecommunications.

Surveying the camp from on high, above the hillsides strung with washing lines and studded with groups of potential refugees, Emanuele Billardello, a genial taxi driver born and bred in Lampedusa, says he feels great sadness.

He insisted that the harvesting of the fungi does no damage to the environment, but high on the hillsides near Longbaozhen – the epicentre of the quake – pickers say the business is unsustainable.

Their house sits high on the hillside, touching wilderness.

The high school, on Hillside Avenue and 232nd Street, has 2,600 students.