Sentence examples for hilltop off from inspiring English sources

Later, after more rain, up on the hilltop off Summers Lane sheep are silhouetted against a lurid yellow sunset with ominous storm clouds.

It comes with new monsters and towns - best of all, though, is the impression of virgin territory: seeing a suspicious light in the distance or ruins on a hilltop and galloping off to see what's going on.

The landslide occurred on a man-made emergency overrun area at the end of an extended part of the runway where the hilltop drops off.

As part of Nook Farm, a hilltop enclave off Farmington Avenue, the Twain house and the Harriet Beecher Stowe House were gathering places for the literati from all over the world.

Landmark remade: After 70 years, the hilltop Temple Community Hospital off the Hollywood Freeway closed down.

I've just emerged from 94 hours unplugged at a hilltop monastery off the coast of Big Sur, California.

Within days of the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that nearly wiped this hilltop hamlet off the map, Raj Kumar Sahi began building a shed to shelter his family, salvaging twisted metal sheets and splintered strips of wood from the rubble of their four-room home.

By the late 1800s, other early aviators were hurling themselves off hilltops.

What we think of as the biblical landscape of the West Bank has been marred by bulldozers slicing off hilltops and cutting nearly 200 miles of bypass roads through valleys and woods.

Until now I've always suspected that for a holiday truly to work its fullest magic, it requires a dash of something ancient – maybe a monastery bell obligingly chiming on a far-off hilltop – or something intensely and life-affirmingly natural, like crashing waves or the scent of orange-blossom wafting in.

In announcing the guidelines, Lisa P. Jackson, the agency's administrator, cited evolving science on the effects of mountaintop removal mining, an aggressive form of coal extraction that uses explosives and vast machinery to tear off hilltops to expose coal seams, dumping the resulting rubble into streams and valleys below.