Meanings of rough hills in English

Here rough hills, covered with scrub and scrawny trees, made our journey difficult.

For round Pompey's camps there were several high and rough hills.

Their horses had suffered considerably, and had lost some of their shoes in the rough hills.

But the Wizard of the North touched Scotia's rough hills with the rosy hues of his romance.

The Laurentian highland presents a monotonous waste of rough hills, irregular valleys, picturesque lakes, and crooked rivers.

They passed out of the Barrens, and entered a region of high, rough hills, and narrow little valleys.

With his lighted lantern in his hand, he went up and down the rough hills calling for his lambs.

Following the watercourse we were encamped upon, it took us through a pass, among the rough hills lying north-easterly.

At one o'clock the river suddenly turned to the east, coming from very rough hills of sandstone and other rocks.

The other swept south through cattle land and into the rough hills beyond which lay Phoenix and the old Apache Trail.

But Dick and the others rode on through the forest, penetrating into the high and rough hills which were sparsely inhabited.

The seven towers stood plain in the morning light, distant broken stumps, like huge, rough hills that merely hinted at grandeur gone.

It led them over rough hills, and through broken gullies, during which time they suffered great fatigue from the ruggedness of the country.

They were following a track, between two rough hills covered with brushwood, when a man, evidently of the better class, stepped out before them.

Not a bird or animal in all these hundreds of miles, only desolation; generally perfectly flat, but here and there rising ground and rough hills.

Even when the ground is level, the huge machine moves leisurely along; but when rough hills have to be surmounted, the progress is still slower.