Sentence examples for steep pathways from inspiring English sources

Be prepared to exert yourself if you decide to explore the steep pathways through this valley woodland just outside the city of Derry, but all the bluebells, wood anemone, wood sorrel and wild garlic make the effort worthwhile.

The question comes up on South Mountain, an urban refuge in southern Phoenix, on the four-mile hike down into Fossil Springs a couple of hours north and, most definitely, along the steep pathways that descend into the Grand Canyon.

Keep to the lower paths and you should see a small, steep pathway leading down to the shoreline on your right.

Like Poe's central works, Bolaño's novel enacts the battle of the divided self, placing us on a steep pathway descending from surface respectability into darker drives and longings.

If you walk from Stari Trg up Gornji Trg and hang a left just before the Church of St. Florian, you will find a narrow, steep pathway up to Ljubljana Castle that offers a superb view of the city.

Guests can stay in the Naked Home Village's converted European-style farmhouses dotted on a steep pathway up the mountain, which cost from £35pp a night at the Purple Ridge Lodge (minimum 12 people) or £106 for a two-person Studio.

It uprooted a mango tree a few metres down their steep pathway, which crashed onto a pylon that had brought electricity up the slope for 23 years and cut this family of four off from the grid for almost a year.

He was playing the best, most energetically relentless club rugby of his life – be it in the Premiership or the Heineken Cup, he was the union code's physical embodiment of the Noel Coward dictum that "work is much more fun than fun" – but the steep pathway to England recognition seemed impassable.

It's a steep pathway.

Hundreds of heavily armed troops and paramilitary police then moved into the hillside favelas, sweeping the steep, narrow pathways.

Geographical factors such as distance to the shops, crossing the bridge leading to the hospital, and steep unpaved pathways hindered their ability to walk without pain and effort.