Sentence examples for moving uphill from inspiring English sources

Moving uphill was fine and downhill, although uncomfortable, wasn't too much slower.

That would be good: now that flooding seems to be a regular feature of the climatic calendar, mankind needs to start moving uphill.

In some landscapes, moving uphill gets you to higher ground in the allotted time, while in other landscapes moving randomly does, but on average neither outperforms the other.

"We might look at a future that has part of the town moving uphill," said County Council member Jon Weinstein (D), whose district includes the devastated area.

The new "Bird 1," with a stark drumbeat and chantlike melody that hinted at Peter Gabriel, was a cinematic stream of consciousness: "He caught a fleeting glimpse of a man moving uphill pursued by a bus," Mr. Hyde intoned.

Six riders in a line, moving uphill and into the heat, south in a still field, knobby tires on dusty earth, leaving a subtle mark in the wild silence.

After that, the village was moved uphill for good, and the stone was placed.

He moved uphill to nearby Partinico, where he tried to organise landless peasants into co-operatives.

And she moved uphill on her skis as lightly as if she were walking.

He accidentally moved uphill, above the rest of the herd, to the alpha position.

When plants and animals move uphill, they can lose habitat, simply because mountains become smaller the higher you climb.