Sentence examples for to hilltop from inspiring English sources
noun
The peak or crest of a hill.
CONS: The property is close to hilltop electrical towers.
About a month after the accident, Anthony was transferred to Hilltop of Niskayuna, a hospital near Albany, for specialized care.
La Gomera is famous for the whistling language (a skill acquired from the extinct Guanches people) used by natives of the island to communicate from hilltop to hilltop.
The sport - zipping from hilltop to hilltop slung from a high-speed pulley - is the latest craze to hit a country that never stops thrill-seeking.
The two most distinctive holes are the eighth and the 15th, both long par 4's with doglegs left that climb to hilltop greens surrounded by bunkers.
The Norse peoples, many of whom settled in what is now Yorkshire, would construct huge solar wheels and place them next to hilltop bonfires, while in the Middle Ages processions bore wheels upon chariots or boats.
On Aug. 31, though, those two boys, now men, returned to the hilltop to celebrate the creation of a new memory and, they hope, a second act at the family retreat: the wedding of Raul Sigmund Julia to Betsy Lippitt.
Alas, the book's leading man is a typical Huxley hero: effortlessly knowledgeable and seductive, he tires of all that and retreats to a hilltop to make long speeches about his quest for a higher form of being.
The view and the sunset were so dramatic we stopped the car and walked to a hilltop to watch it.
A day after those airstrikes, local Peshmerga fighters guided us to a hilltop to see the damage.
Under the new bill, farmers will be able to cultivate land closer to hilltops and riverbanks, which are especially vulnerable to erosion if trees are chopped down.
