Sentence examples for high slopes from inspiring English sources

Juniper is found on high slopes among seasonal snowfields.

A British climber, David Sharp, died on the high slopes as 40 fellow climbers, several of them members of Mr. Brice's team, passed by him.

Just a few days ago, ranchers were kicking up red dust on the high slopes of their hayfields and thinking about irrigating.

On the high slopes outside Sovetski, about 100 people a month have been moving away from the village of Jorubkul, where 3,000 acres of wheat planted by the collective this spring came out of the ground and then died because there has been no rain since March.

Time to turn in, a little darker, a little better-rested, ready for tomorrow and more long rays; reading and writing and afternoon tea; another magical bay and a dive headlong into perfect water, scattering fish from the grasses on the sea bed, light pouring down in shattered streams of gold, under old stones on high slopes.

For example, the scarlet runner bean, a common plant in temperate regions, grows, flowers, and develops pods normally on the high slopes of Mt. Meru in Africa near the Equator; it will not, however, set pods in Hong Kong, a subtropical situation a little south of the Tropic of Cancer but at a low elevation.

Mr. Samek cited the Great River Golf Club in Milford, with its long course and high slope.

The kitchen is bright, with a skylight in the high, sloping ceiling.

The scenery in the hills was stunning – high, sloping tea plantations so verdant they look almost fake.

With its high sloping, treeless hills, this desolate landscape resembled a desert -- one made of sodden soil instead of sand.

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