Sentence examples for rolling rocky from inspiring English sources

There's something special about the rolling rocky tops of Tennessee, especially if you travel from far away.

All you can really do is dine out on the aforementioned cheap as chips pizza and stare out over the rolling rocky hills that hug the shoreline and loom over the festival site.

The rolling, rocky hills of southeastern New England are not dissimilar to the Piedmont, while, farther northwest, the rugged and lofty White Mountains are a New England analogue to the Blue Ridge.

We hold the unfortunate distinction of being the poorest county in the state: an area that is both stunning – rolling hills, rocky cliffs, pastures and ravines – and inaccessible, far from industry.

Among the most compelling pictures in this show are sunlit views of gently rolling hills and rocky coastlines of New England.

Among this show's most compelling pictures are sunlit views of gently rolling hills and rocky coastlines of New England.

Crews are also evaluating whether it was possible, and useful, to anchor the ship to the rocks nearby, to prevent it from rolling off a rocky ledge and deeper into the sea.

Last year, the reunion was near Lake Wales, Florida, and this year it was just down the road from Mt. Rushmore, on the western edge of South Dakota, where the flat prairie of the east turns into rolling meadows and rocky peaks.

The land rises abruptly and in some places spectacularly out of the Bay of Fundy in the south and undulates northward in a series of rolling hills and rocky outcroppings.

The night before we were in a Gothenburg hotel opposite Scandinavia's biggest funfair but now, 20 minutes from town, we're cruising along country roads, hopping between islands such as Tjörn and Orust, past rolling meadows and rocky inlets.

8. FOR THE LESS ORGANIZED Eagle Creek Cubes, $12.50 The Eagle Creek luggage brand won my affections this summer as I banged one of their rolling suitcases down rocky dirt roads and tossed it ruthlessly atop buses, without doing a lick of damage (to it or the buses).