Sentence examples for section of the hill from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sataille and the children, ages 3 to 18, died when a section of the hill, denuded of trees, buried them.

It became a theme as Andrew Weibrecht, Marco Sullivan and Ted Ligety of the United States also failed to make it through the difficult section of the hill.

But from the prison camp to the isolation of Yohan's existence in the tailor shop in the Japanese section of the hill town, which itself is bounded by the ocean and seemingly cut off from the rest of the world, Yoon's characters find others, even beloved ones, essentially mysterious.

The landing of a jump is made on a steep section of the hill in a more upright position, with the shock of contact taken up by the knees and hips and one ski farther forward than the other (the telemark position).

It lay just below that section of the hill called Saxum (v. Remoria) now occupied by the church of S. Balbina, and hence was named Subsaxana (Ov. cit.; Not. Reg. XII; Merlin 108‑110; BC 1914, 344‑345).

The 2006 and 2012 champion, who was second in each of the five intervening races, raced clear on the steepest section of the hill - which had an average gradient of 10% - and although Johansson and Ratto set off in pursuit they could not catch Vos.

They're short, but they offer skiers some challenge when the snow has been eaten up around other sections of the hill.

The family had been on vacation when a 7.2 earthquake destroyed a section of the Tompkins Hill Road overpass of Highway 101 south of Eureka.

In the section of the McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology headed "Scallop", the Encyclopedia says, "It varies considerably in color but the shape of….

By A. Arboleda and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, November 12 , 1966P. 54 In the section of the McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology headed "Scallop", the Encyclopedia says, "It varies considerably in color but the shape of the shell is well-known, because this is the species whose shell is the trademark of a major oil company".

In the section of the McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology headed "Scallop", the Encyclopedia says, "It varies considerably in color but the shape of the shell is well-known, because this is the species whose shell is the trademark of a major oil company".