Sentence examples for steep like from inspiring English sources

It looks seriously steep, like their pedalling across the set of an old episode of Batman, with it's tilty camera angle.

It's off the kitchen, on the third floor, sort of -- it's hard to count the floors, really, because the house is built on a hill, quite steep, like all San Francisco real estate.

But sometimes the learning curve is steep, like when my son was being bullied by a girl (let's call her Sassy), at school.

Australasia offers a very competent take on this style, at quite steep, London-like prices.

Instead, Martian winds built up the steep, canyon-like walls over millions of years.

Parameter exploration suggested that steep, threshold-like, responses to habitat loss occurred when animals included high-risk habitat in their territories.

Thielsen is part of a series of extinct volcanoes in Oregon termed the Matterhorns for their steep, spire-like summits; Thielsen is the highest at 9182 feet.

High values of |β| suggest a steep step-like curve characteristic of categorical perception.

The final climb in the Tour is also the steepest, like the Ventoux with few hairpins to give any respite as it twists up the hillside at between 10 and 16percentnt.

But would even that level of exposure – bearing in mind that glamorous progressives can make, as Charles has proved with Emma Thompson, the most uncritically doting of courtiers – have been enough to raise awareness of sexist and racist stereotyping in anyone steeped, like Charles's sons, in the teachings of Laurens van der Post, of "little Bushman" fame?

Warm your morning first with a cortado (an eye-widening espresso cut with a measure of milk) or mate cocido (toasted yerba mate steeped like herbal tea).