hilltowns造句

• The hilltowns are famed for their fruity, white wine.
• Now think about the two weeks you spent on safari Kenya or exploring the hilltowns of Tuscany.
• Other Italians suffering from the heat included some of the hundreds left homeless by earthquakes last fall in central, Apennine hilltowns.
• A pair of earthquakes Saturday rattled the central Italian region of hilltowns hard hit last fall by quakes, but no damage was immediately reported.
• Bensen is enamored of red curry squash, grown at several farms in the Schoharie Valley near his Hilltowns, N . Y ., restaurant.
• The "'Mill River "'is a tributary of the Connecticut River arising in the western hilltowns of Hampshire County, Massachusetts.
• A trio of earthquakes Saturday rattled the central Italian region of hilltowns hard hit last fall by quakes, causing panicked residents to run into the streets.
• Gateway hosts the Southern Hilltowns Adult Education Center, a local non-profit that offers GED classes and numerous workshops of interest to the broader community.
• The railway throughout the Adriatic coast ( especially in Teramo and Pescara ) reversed the centuries-old importance of the hilltowns and the relationship to their coasts.
• Settlement came to Blandford and other " hilltowns " some 75 years after more fertile alluvial lowlands along the Connecticut River where tobacco and other commodity crops were cultivated.
• The rest of Western Massachusetts is lightly populated, particularly the Hilltowns where densities below 50 persons per square mile ( 20 per km 2 ) are the rule.
• The quake's epicenter was put in the area between the ancient Umbrian hilltowns of Todi and Spoleto, about 130 kilometers ( 80 miles ) northeast of Rome.
• The epicenter of the quakes was put in the area between the ancient Umbrian hilltowns of Todi and Spoleto, about 130 kilometers ( 80 miles ) northeast of Rome.
• One of several Hilltowns in Central Italy, Montefiore dell'Aso borders the following municipalities : Campofilone, Carassai, Lapedona, Massignano, Monterubbiano, Moresco, Petritoli, Ripatransone.
• Many residents were taken aback, for example, when the anti-trail group, Railtrail Impact Committee for the Hilltowns, sent a letter this fall to everyone who signed a petition supporting the project.
• Long under investigation, for example, have been groups conducting Black Masses in the " Castelli, " an area of hilltowns southeast of Rome known for the site of the papal summer palace.
• The main quake, which struck Monday afternoon in area between between the hilltowns of Todi and Spoleto, about 130 kilometers ( 80 miles ) northeast of Rome, was the strongest in Umbria since 1984.
• In contrast farming in the hilltowns was of a hardscrabble subsistence nature due to thin, rocky soil following Pleistocene glaciation and a slightly cooler climate, although upland fields were sometimes less subject to unseasonal frosts.
• Many of the protesters were preparing to head on Sunday to Umbria, in central Italy, where a peace march was planned along the 23 kilometers ( 13 miles ) between two hilltowns, Assisi and Perugia.
• Tens of thousands of students, Scouts and adults-- some in favor, others oppposed to the U . S . air strikes but all clamoring for peace-- marched between two Umbrian hilltowns Sunday.