Sentence examples for hills made of from inspiring English sources

It will create water meadows and new hills made of spoil from building the Crossrail underground line.

The retreating glaciers left behind kames, small hills made of glacial sediments, and kettle holes, formed by imbedded blocks of melting ice.

The millstones which gave the rock its name have become the symbol of the Peak national park and the great hills, made of the stone itself, stand out from the limestone plateaux to provide some of the Peak's most memorable scenery.

Then Opportunity took a look at another outcrop on Matijevic Hill made of darker, harder minerals.

On the island of Anjouan, off southeast Africa, there is a hill made of rock that is not supposed to be there.

Yet for decades we thought it was just a hill made of glacial moraine," says discoverer Nick Card of the Orkney Research Centre for Archaeology.

"So right now I have a hill made of Italian concrete coming from a building next to Corviale outside Rome, next to another pile from Aberdeen in Scotland, and a big one coming from different demolitions that recently took place in Seine-Saint-Denis outside Paris".

There are many people who interpret images and say that's a hill, or that's a valley, which is interesting, but I want to know what that hill is made of, what that valley is made of". As a doctoral student in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Hadnott is involved in two projects that seek to understand the material composition of objects in space.

In central and eastern parts of the country, downwarping of the plateau surface forms swamp- or lake-filled depressions (including Lake Bangweulu and the Lukanga Swamp); in more elevated regions, ridges and isolated hills made up of more-resistant rocks punctuate otherwise smooth skylines.

Shepherds descend hills made from slabs of wood, and to the east a camel boy follows the kings.

When The Sound of Music hit movie screens, the appeal of singing nuns and the lush Technicolor greenery of the Austrian hills made sense against the backdrop of the early 1960s.