Sentences with phrase «other side of the mountain»

On the other side of the mountain my chest started to feel tight again; I assumed I was just stiff from curling into an aerodynamic tuck on the steep descent.

Remember the grass is greener on the other side of the mountain because someone like my late husband has taken great care to water and cultivate it.

Some day, you'll get to the other side of the mountain.

The Hurons call them Tionontati — the people from the other side of the mountain.

Gabriel takes his team of biologists over the top of an open, sunbaked ridge and down the other side of the mountain.

It is always fantastic to seek out and find what is on the other side of the mountain.

The sun emerges as we make our way down the other side of the mountain, illuminating gingerbread - like houses and fields of wildflowers that match the M3's sunny hue.

It's a big car that's readier than most to accommodate a driver running late for an appointment on the other side of a mountain pass.

Animal control picks up many pets in the rural two - thirds of Shelby County and brings them to the humane society, but potential adopters live on the other side of the mountain.

HUGH MCGREGOR: Somehow, they're working out these fires are occurring way out of their home range, often on the other side of mountains, and not only do they find out about these but they don't travel straight away.

But be it out of a sense of adventure, or cheapness (not wanting to pay for a taxi or the admission price to walk up from Pisac), or just a simple desire to do things differently, I chose door number three: climbing up to the ruins from the other side of the mountain.

When our guests wonder what is on the other side of our mountain, this is the answer.

I continued my trek, crossing to the other side of the mountain until a man's voice called from above.

The adventure traveler can boat inland for a day in the jungle to visit ancient Mayan Ruins, or inner tube down rain forest rivers into caves and out the other side of a mountain.

If the conditions are better down the road or on the other side of the mountains, then that's where we roll.

Interestingly, the entire low - lying area often referred to as Hout Bay was where early Dutch settlers depended on to get their lumber (using slaves of course), since little rainfall fell on the other side of the mountains where they had settled.

A view from the other side of the mountain!

Had I known I'd be sleeping at icy campsites, and pushing my body's ability to cope with altitudes over 15,400 feet, I might have had second thoughts about the three - day trek from Urubamba (in the Sacred Valley of Peru) to Lares hot springs, 20 km away on the other side of a mountain range that we had to climb over.

The conventiion space is on the other side of the mountain.

We lied on the grass, recovering from our huge climb only to then began our descent back down the other side of the mountain.

Now that we're looking out from the other side of the mountain, let's answer some questions.

As the air rises it cools causing water vapour to condense bringing about precipitation and when reaching the other side of the mountain it has lost most of its water vapour.

The Immigrant Town is a town that can be created by the player in Dragon Quest III in the field west of Eginbear and on the other side of some mountains east of Soo.

I heard that you got snow on the other side of the mountains.