Sentence examples for hill dwelling from inspiring English sources

The Hill Dwelling and the Shore Dwelling both sleep two people and cost from £600 for three-nights or £1,100 per week.

With their hardy hill-dwelling, Kannada-speaking followers, they gradually absorbed Gangavadi (Mysore state) and the rich lands beyond the Tungabhadra toward Dharwar and Raichur.

More than 65,000 Akha, Hmong and other Laotian hill-dwelling tribespeople, for whom opium production is the main livelihood, have been cajoled and coerced to abandon the crop.

Instead of sending American ground troops to prevent a Communist takeover here, the C.I.A. hired tens of thousands of mercenaries, most of whom were Hmong, a hill-dwelling ethnic minority.

Most of these dealt with a period known as "the Emergency," when the colonial government attempted to stamp out the Mau Mau movement — an inchoate drive for "land and freedom," notorious for its machete killings — that arose among the Kikuyu, a hill-dwelling farming tribe and Kenya's largest ethnic group.

"Carole King's quiet embrace of the rugged West was much more authentic than, say, the Hollywood Hills-dwelling Eagles' photo shoots among parched coyote skulls," Ms. Weller writes.

I'd driven a Prius before -- which felt underpowered, and just seemed like a liberal hill-dwelling cliché that I see everyday in LA.

Very much a hill-dwelling species in Scotland (and so typically smaller in stature than its European forest-loving cousins), it is generally replaced by roe deer in lower-lying land.

The hills are associated with folklore and tradition, some being venerated as dwelling places of the spirits of departed Ndebele chiefs.

The Subcarpathian region, with hills and valleys covered by plowed fields, vineyards, orchards, and pastures and dotted with dwelling places, typically has this type of settlement.

Do not occupy dwelling".