Sentence examples for lines of hills from inspiring English sources

East west lines of hills mark the entire upper course of the Blackwater, and so for most of its length the river flows west to east; but at Cappoquin, County Waterford, it suddenly turns southward and flows for the last 15 miles (24 km) of its course across the Drum Hills and the Youghal and Clashmore anticlines.

These lines of hills have a slope of 3 to 8 percent.

In both of the lines of hills, there are patches where the slope is 8 to 15 percent and in the northern line of hills, there is an area with a slope of over 15 percent.

There are two major lines of hills in the watershed, one of which is in the northern part and the other of which is in the central part of the watershed.

In it Steinem imagines plot lines of Hill Street Blues where the whole police precinct falls into the same monthly cycle; a New York where there would be a new street slang: 'He's a three-pad man.' What mischief, I wonder, might Steinem have enjoyed if she'd predicted a generation of blokes with bosoms?

The seafront really isn't the sea but the Bristol Channel Waless is a blue line of hills on the other side.

In the farmland of southern Boone County, atop the last line of hills that overlook the Missouri River, stands a six-sided pagoda.

Most of the area consists of level farmland typical of the Cheshire Plain, with a line of hills along the eastern side reaching elevations of 1,000 feet (305 metres) in places and including Mow Cop, the birthplace of Primitive Methodism.

The Eastern Ghats, extending roughly parallel to the coast and rising to an elevation of about 3,600 feet (1,100 metres), are remnants of a very ancient line of hills in eastern peninsular India.

Bazaine withdrew his army on the 17th to a line of hills running north south, between the walled village Saint-Privat-la-Montagne and Gravelotte, a few miles to the west of Metz.

The peninsula begins south of Tralee as the Slieve Mish range, with elevations of more than 2,000 feet (600 metres), but in the west it becomes a mixture of hills and lowlands, with a north-trending line of hills near the town of Dingle.