Sentence examples for rolling lowlands from inspiring English sources

Flowing through gently rolling lowlands, the distinctive character of the Thames is pastoral and undramatic.

The city site is on the level to gently rolling lowlands of the Kantō Plain, the southeast-flowing Ara River constituting the western boundary of the municipality.

The district includes rolling lowlands and valleys that gradually rise to the wooded slopes of the Sperrin Mountains in the southeast.

Strabane district is composed of river valleys and rolling lowlands and rises to the heather-covered moorlands of the Sperrin Mountains (and altitudes of more than 2,230 feet [680 metres] above sea level) in the east.

The Cordillera Oriental forms the country's less-rugged eastern spine, separating a narrow coastal plain to the north from a wider belt of rolling lowlands to the south, where most of the country's sugarcane is grown.

Bordered by North Down and Castlereagh districts to the northwest and Down district to the southwest, Ards is composed of relatively dry, rolling lowlands in the west; the peninsula is characterized by clusters of drumlins (oval mounds of glacial till).

Plains are geographical feature that are flat or gently rolling while lowlands are defined for this purpose of this study as a geographical piece of land that are low in terms of its height above mean sea level.

It consists of a rolling coastal lowland and includes a few islands in the bay.

The oblast comprises low, gently rolling hills and swampy lowlands; about 20 percent is in mixed forest of oak, pine, spruce, beech, and hornbeam.

The Jiu and Teslui rivers drain the county southward through lowlands and rolling hills to the Danube River, which marks the southern boundary.

The glacially scoured Sperrin Mountains in southern Limavady descend to rolling hills and fertile lowlands in the River Roe Valley in the centre of the district and then to the flat shores of Lough Foyle in the north.