knoll|knolls in English

noun

[nəʊl]

little rounded hill, mound, hilltop

Use "knoll|knolls" in a sentence

1. Raised knolls give picnickers panoramic views.

2. This knoll over here?

3. There is a bower on the knoll.

4. Algie Knoll, Antarctica — Sunrise, Sunset, and Moon Times for Today

5. Knoll thinks for a moment and says, " Beg for mercy. "

6. Silver had terrible hard work getting up the knoll.

7. John Terry was actually the gunman on the grassy knoll.

8. The name list of the northwest foothill knoll of Bogda" and "the vegetation map of the northwest foothill knoll of Bogda(10000)" had been worked out.

9. The business flourished and in 1974 was bought by Parker Knoll.

10. On the east of town is the cemetery on its knoll.

11. He crawled up a small knoll and surveyed the prospect.

12. The Changchun is a knoll city, the scenery here was beautiful!

13. Corals also grow on the lagoon slope and in patches, known as reef knolls, on the lagoon floor.

14. A slight knoll in the grass shows where the temporary railway line once ran.

15. A serpentine column moving through the elephant grass on the back of a knoll.

16. Welcome to 131 Bantery Rd, in the highly sought-after Brandywine Knoll Community

17. The mood somber on the grassy knolls, I stood, feeling like an observer, detached from the group, defeated.

18. Hillmarden House was situated on a small knoll just outside the village of Hillmarden itself.

19. After knoll to see the Boundary Obelisk, we had a swim at Kau Leng Chung Beach.

20. Two leagues from here, due east, just beyond the mossy knoll near the rose thickets.

21. Barry lived on an estate on the side of Thirkett farthest away from Little Knoll.

22. Knoll said. " Most of them are privileged and think they want to try something new. "

23. He looked around on that knoll for a while , transfixed with amazement, and then went down.

24. Mr. Knoll uses several products to create an everyday style that looks well - groomed but not contrived.

25. Over time, this movement results in large losses of soil from the tops of hills and knolls, and accumulation of soil downslope.