"off the hill" is usable in written English.
You can use the term to describe a physical location or a figurative situation. For example, "She took the path off the hill to get to the river."
He won't ever show it off the hill.
At 61, Grandma Roberta Williford has moved off the Hill and into a beautiful home on Lake Jessie.
Six key sections determine whether a racer wins, makes it down or gets medevacked off the hill.
If you participate in this program, you should carefully plan early in your studies to ensure that credits earned off "the Hill" contribute to your degree program.
With police closing off the hill, the bus briefly stopped outside the BDP office, where she worked, then paused again outside the Bristol Ram pub where she had joined colleagues.
A bunch of us headed off the hill to downtown Jeffersonville, a cozy Norman Rockwellish town.
Vonn's American teammate Stacey Cook crashed and was taken off the hill on a sled.
In addition, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department spends about $10,000 each time Reagan "comes off the hill," said Del Tompkins, budget analyst for the department.
The 19th Infantry was apparently not prepared for combat, as North Korean forces were able to hit the American force and drive it off the hill, killing several of the American soldiers with bayonets.
I think accepting that and seeing that pop up in these songs that were created in that space in Topanga, I said, "I'm ready to come off the hill and accept that," and that was one of the themes.
