Examples of using "التلال" in a sentence and their english translations:
and the Normans retreated back off the ridge.
The hills are bathed in sunlight.
But the hills and the roads and the smells are all familiar.
Separated by the chain of hills, the two commanders were unaware
Hills and thick forest surround the Wallachian position on two sides.
and attempt to locate the Romans from atop a ridge to the south.
while others pastured the cattle and horses on the hillsides to the east.
as many hills as he could in as large a circuit as possible to prevent Caesar from blocking
He hoped that the more direct and easier route south of the ridge line
contingent of velites towards the top of the ridge. He too struggled with poor visibility
region, local Hindus from the western hilly plateau tried to use the internal divisions
Worse, Paullus’ plan to move into the hills to the west
As he disembarked, King Sebastian spotted a Moroccan detachment in the nearby hills.
Theodoric’s son Thorismund, commander of the Visigothic cavalry, with taking the ridge.
as many hills as he could in as large a circuit as possible to prevent Caesar from blocking
The opposing contingents ran into each other and a spontaneous, chaotic clash erupted on the ridge.
As Philip crested the ridge, he saw Flamininus advancing up the slope
Somewhere in the hills south of the river Aufidius, two figures could be seen,
to occupy a ridge overlooking the valley, recognizing its importance straight away.
Deploying his horsemen on the ridge was intended to disrupt Aetius’ movements
when the army reached the hills overlooking the plain of Pharsalus Pompey immediately
which ran further away from the hills, and the area surrounding it was mostly treeless
But then, Mihai gave the signal, and a thundering roar echoed from the hills above.
densely forested hills to the east it formed a natural corridor of undulating land that
Close to the hills on the right, the light Numidian horsemen fought in small groups,
But in the hills above the mist, Hannibal's hidden troops can clearly see the Roman column.
Meanwhile on the ridge, losses mounted for both sides in the disorganized skirmish, but the
most likely the flat plateau atop a ridge west of the main Roman camp,
moving contingents of riders ahead of the main army to harass Attila’s column in the hilly,
Back on the ridge, Philip’s men suffered badly, but were themselves reinforced not long after.
was encouraged by the success of his troops on the ridge and felt he had to press the advantage.
therefore repositioning to the western hills would essentially require them to disengage.
Across the line of hills, Philip faced far fewer problems with orientation thanks to having
coming over the ridge, commanded by Nicanor. Flamininus reacted quickly, ordering the Roman
Crucially, he sent another contingent of cavalry to reinforce the Hunnic riders on the ridge to the