ridgetop

The fire died down and the moon came up over the ridgetop.

When first built they had ridgetop views far to the south.

You have to get up to a ridgetop to see that army's path.

Now a man appeared on the ridgetop behind the cats.

The wind swept through his hair as he reached the ridgetop and looked down.

The ridgetop was less than ten feet away, when I slipped and fell forward.

Even from the ridgetop it appeared to be a massive structure.

The war bands gained the ridgetop and took their positions.

A shout from the far side of the ridgetop alerted them.

The row of Hellhounds on the ridgetop did not move.

In 1993 he began his own recording company called Ridgetop Music.

There was a long straight stretch along the ridgetop of the mountain before the curves started again.

Locked together, the pair hurtled into space from the ridgetop.

Its unique environment features dwarf pine trees along the ridgetop.

Both sides of the ridgetop broke off sharply to the valley floor some one thousand feet below.

The moon in the east was starting to rise, casting long shadows on the ridgetop.

Beyond the stream the hill rose steeply to the ridgetop along which we'd come.

Then he followed the trail of the walking man and found his various hideouts on the ridgetop.

I heard the breeze light on the water, the wind blowing down from the ridgetop towards us across the lake.

It had taken forty-five minutes the last time she'd hiked from the base to the ridgetop.

He then rode to the ridgetop and picked them out, three dots four miles away on the brown slope.

Other knights jumped down from the ridgetop to form a shieldwall.

Always on a ridgetop, black against the sky.