hug the land

In fact she could see forest hugging the land like a black cloud over there.

This modest appearing adobe house hugging the land was just not what I'd had in mind.

Occupying 450,000 square feet, the museum is a low-lying building that appears to hug the land.

When we left the Bay Area three hours earlier, the fog hugged the land like a fluffy blanket.

Here was modern, family-oriented living, with a kitchen in the center and an open plan that rambled about and hugged the land.

Skibsted planned to load provisions and thereafter travel at night northwards, hugging the land.

So Captain West hugs the land.

In fact, the home, because it hugs the land, is the only kind of structure that could be built in a protected zone surrounding the chateau.

Their appeal is their flow of rooms, their huge interior spaces opening to the outdoors with wall-to-ceiling glass and the way they hug the land.

His only advantage would be in the offing that Huron must make to get on the trades and weather the bulge of the continent, while Black joke could cut across the other arm of the triangle, hugging the land.

One of the things he had seen on television was a military jet-powered ground vehicle, extremely fast but able to hug the land like a Tomahawk missile from their own Earth, skimming along at fantastic speeds only a few feet above the ground.