Sentences with phrase «quite hilly»

For a city that is quite hilly and has just under 85.000 inhabitants, over 600 long - term subscriptions

The Hillside Studios is only a short walk from the main town of Faliraki, although the walk can be quite hilly so it may be easier to rent a car.

You might find a bycicle to rent, but we're not sure and it's quite hilly so not really easy to bike.

You can still walk to many of the local sites, depending on where you are staying, however, Hong Kong is quite a hilly city meaning it can take a while to get from place to place.

Being quite hilly there are some great sea views to be found.

Quite hilly, the surrounding mountain landscapes are breathtaking.

The country begins quite hilly, and at first there are several villages consisting of traditional thatched huts dotted along the banks.

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You are correct (though other materials can be substituted — leather jacket gives the idea of the warmth level wanted) Remember that quite a few parts of southern Europe are very hilly and it can be warm or hot by day, surprisingly chilly in the evening.

These are the dog days of New York in the 1970s, long before the LES became a high - rent district (even if it wasn't quite the John Carpenter-esque wasteland depicted here), and Hilly imagines he can bring a little bit of country to the bowels of the Bowery.

That said, we did test both the AMTs on a hilly road with quite a steep incline and although there is no official hill hold or hill start assist, the gearbox does stop the car from rolling backwards after abou a foot or so and holds the car in place till you use the throttle to move forward again.

The hiking is quite pleasant, the path is not flat, but leads over hilly ground, with light climbing next to deep ravines; not hard, but not recommended for people with vertigo.