Sentence examples for hill from which from inspiring English sources

The couple met at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, from which they graduated.

He also graduated from Chapel Hill, from which he received a law degree as well.

Brill sits on a hill from which five counties can be seen.

He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, from which he also received a law degree.

A police post is visible atop the tawny limestone hill from which the Hatshepsut temple was carved.

She graduated magna cum laude from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, from which she also received a law degree.

Apart from a brief spell as an office boy at the publishing firm of McGraw-Hill, from which he was sacked, Styron has never had another job besides writing.

Hundreds of crater-formed hills from which volcanic material once flowed, seaside precipices with waterfalls, and lava tunnels (or tubes) are international sightseeing attractions.

These vertically etched hills, from which the Palisades gets its name, appear as a giant log wall that separates the seafront from the residential part of the village.

It was always in autumn and winter that the Durrānī-led armies set out to the east; when summer's heat approached, they beat a tactical retreat to the hills from which they had come.

On Thursday, the hills from which the Viet Minh fired their artillery long ago were barely visible through the late-afternoon haze, but on the flat ground below, a group of Vietnamese youngsters had set up their own fields in a side street.