Sentence examples for hill crest from inspiring English sources

87Sr/86Sr ratios reveal that suspended sediment transported from hill crest to trap derives from recycled dust and not the local granite bedrock.

Cornwall Hill Crest, a detached Victorian home for up to 11 people in the Cornish fishing village of Coverack, is offered by Classic Cottages (01326 555555) for £1,185 for the week beginning 29 December.

Photographs taken by Martha and Steve Guidoni, who were visiting the cemetery when the crash occurred, showed flames and heavy smoke rising from a tree line on a hill crest in the distance, with grave markers in the foreground.

Over the hill crest lay a ruined city, and although Jabber advised me not to wander too close, now that I'd seen one Earther, I couldn't help my curiosity.

The driver or operator of any motor vehicle must decrease speed when approaching and crossing an intersection, when approaching and going around a curve, when approaching a hill crest, when traveling upon any narrow or winding roadway, or when special hazard exists with respect to pedestrians or other traffic.

Homes along every hill crest.

If it weren't for the cow pastures and the Arabian horses the Manns board, the setting might be Italy, with its hill crests and rolling vistas.

Three main pathways of vegetation changes associated with land-use were detected: (i) forest replaced by agriculture in flatlands, (ii) pasture established on slopes, and (iii) wood extraction carried out without slash-and-burn on hill crests.

Sediment traps designed to capture grus detached from granitic hill crests of an arid Sonoran Desert mountain range were placed prior to every precipitation event over a three-year period, just above rills that drain areas between 18 and 68 m2.

Conversely, Atkinson extols Omar N. Bradley after he took over II Corps, particularly for his tactic of advancing along the hill crests rather than expose his troops to potential ambushes in the valleys.

The pavilions (some 30,000 square feet in total) are clad in neat blocks of rough Laurentian green granite and tucked inside gentle man-made hills, so that the canopy over the hockey rink looks from certain angles like a levitating dance floor just above the hills' crest.