The city has two thriving universities: the long-established redbrick Sheffield University, and Sheffield Hallam, boldly built into the hillside above the station, with an enormous poem by Andrew Motion carved into its flank.
Because Fulcher believed there was a chance O'Callaghan was still alive he ordered that Halliwell be taken to a remote hillside rather than a police station.
Why do they not help the Afghan people?" On the outskirts of Ioannina, in a makeshift camp on a hillside that overlooks a petrol station, the Yazidis from northern Iraq are being asked to go to UNHCR hotels in Athens and Thessaloniki.
AFTER a day of shop-hopping through Litchfield, we found ourselves at dinner time in New Milford at Kaleidoscope, a smart new restaurant nestled into a hillside locale across from the train station.
A picture, taken at dawn or dusk in Wisconsin, of a hillside cemetery behind a brightly lighted gas station gets the trip moving geographically.
Some were stationed in the backyards of hillside homes, flames licking the slopes just a quarter of a mile away.
The trouble was in a different arm of Branson's transportation empire: a nine-carriage Virgin Pendalino train, en route to Glasgow from London's Euston Station, had derailed on a remote hillside in Cumbria with more than a hundred passengers on board.
Across from the station, a spur track on the hillside supplied a coal trestle, where trains could take on fuel and water during the early 1900s.
At Azraq Camp, there is a new police station in a strategic position on the hillside.
In the Midnight Hour shares it, too – it's a love poem, of course, but into its fourth verse comes a sudden burst of music: "Andy Williams singing We'll Keep a Welcome in the Hillsides for us/ when I meet you at the station/ the Beatles singing We Can Work It Out with James Ensor at the harmonium/ Rita Hayworth in a nightclub singing Arcade Mia".
