Sentence examples for slopes by from inspiring English sources
We were on the slopes by 11 a.m.
This company ferries airboarders to the top of various slopes by snowmobile.
Team members often have to spend hours packing the slopes by stamping down the snow.
Heavy-mineral concentrates also are extracted from the submarine slopes by means of dredging ships.
Then on to a ski bus and, with the hour time difference, we're on the slopes by about 11.30am.
He was drawn to the Slopes by the views and villagelike feel, which, for him, conjure memories of visits to Prague and Budapest.
If you're planning on heading to the slopes by train this winter, check out snowcarbon.co.uk, a new independent website about rail travel to ski resorts.
With three skiable peaks rising up to 3,370m, snow is a safe bet: last season saw 1.84m on the upper slopes by December.
Below me hundreds of men are screaming and shouting as two small wooden balls are hit up the slopes by opposing teams of players.
The developer, Dean Gitter, also agreed to limit the environmental damage by not building on steep slopes, by concentrating all buildings within a compact area and by not using chemical fertilizers or pesticides on the 18-hole golf course.
Head-down bed-rest tests, where a volunteer stays for weeks or months in a bed that slopes by six to eight degrees towards the head, recreate the redistribution of blood in the body without gravity.
