Sentence examples for higher fell from inspiring English sources

The short answer, "Princeton's longer and higher," fell shy of the request for assurance.

Passing rates, which used to be 80percentt or higher, fell to 63percentt in 2002 and to 53percentthis yearar.

Since there are no other places in Britain which bear this name, despite country-wide tree felling, it is much more likely to be because it lies on the eastern descent of a Fell, which rises from Team Valley in the west to Low Fell, then still rising to High Fell, before descending down to the Tyne through Felling.

So rather than passing art down from on high, Fell is down among the dancers and common people.

017687 80467, womenrock.co.uk, half-day taster session from £40pp, full day Learning to Lead £100pp A new audio trail for Langdale called High Fell – The Cumbria Landscape Story, tells of the radical changes that took place in the Lake District after the second world war.

As the wall was taken down, buried within were Roman artefacts: broken quern stones, a roof tile, a column base, the neck of an amphora, a dusky blue fragment of glass, signs of a life lived on this high fell where sheep graze and wading birds call.

Sheriff Hill comprises part of the High Fell council ward of the Metropolitan Borough of Gateshead.

Now part of the local council ward of High Fell, the suburb is economically disadvantaged compared with other areas of the borough and nationally, with high levels of unemployment.

However, under high felling intensity (>8 trees/ha), both stand damage and canopy disturbance in RIL approached those recorded in CNV under low or moderate felling regime.

High fells and beautiful high clouds are much more lovely to gaze upon when you have someone special by your side.

Today, shepherds continue to shape the Lake District: grazing sheep on high fells, maintaining the distinctive dry-stone walls that pattern the lower land.