Carlesimo had coached at Wagner — a private college of about 2,400 students with a hilltop campus overlooking the Narrows — from 1976 to 1982 and had enough success there to land him at Seton Hall and later in the N.B.A.
But Mr. Mansfeld, who died in 2004, also had the somewhat pretentious idea of an Acropolis, with a hilltop entry reached only after a long, hot march up a central promenade of uneven stones, pavement and steps that rise nearly four stories to the summit.
But in an often combative exchange with reporters at a hilltop pilgrimage site north of Nuremberg, the church official, Archbishop Reinhard Marx, defended the overall integrity of the church and said it would never be possible to ensure there is no abuse.
WASHINGTON — When a young American man from coastal Florida drove a truck packed with explosives into a hilltop restaurant in Syria in May 2014, F.B.I. agents scoured his online postings and interviewed his contacts in Florida in a scramble to determine who, if anyone, might try to launch a similar attack inside the United States.
"One flare camera with radar can detect people and zoom in on them way more effectively than somebody sitting with binoculars on a hilltop," said Sandweg.
It kicked off with the Mad Men finale, which ended [SPOILER ALERT] with Don Draper meditating on a hilltop, just before we see the famous, "I'd like to teach the world to sing," Coke ad from 1971.
The private, gated estate sits on a hilltop with a pool, cabana, wraparound porch and sunset-soaked backyard with a wine country view.
Of 48 properties listed on a recent look at mlsli.com, prices ranged from $345,000, for a raised ranch with a vineyard view, to $2.49 million for a hilltop estate with water views.
THE Uganda Cancer Institute is on a hilltop with a fine view of the verdant capital, Kampala.
Today, they have a house on a hilltop with a sweeping view of the harbor.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The house is on a hilltop, with front and backyards, and a wooded area in back.
