Sentence examples for a chasm at from inspiring English sources
The most famous was Arthur Conan Doyle's attempt to rid himself of Sherlock Holmes, with the outrageous consulting detective presumably going to his death while wrestling on the brink of a chasm at Reichenbach Falls, Switzerland, with a criminal genius Doyle created specially for the fatal encounter, Prof. James Moriarty.
At 20, Toru finds himself if not at a chasm then at a crossroads.
Shoplifting is like masturbating, you'll realise God built us to do it when you discover how useful it is to have a chasm situated at the exact height of your hands.
Out and about Visible from the house, the Grande Cascata (waterfall) is the highlight of the Parco Villa Gregoriana (00 39 0774 332650; visitfai.it/parcovillagregoriana), a glorious natural park set in a giant chasm at the foot of Tivoli's historic centre.
He describes it as a yawning chasm at the heart of human existence, which has to be filled with decisions and actions.
At Victoria Falls it drops some 300 feet (90 metres) into a milewide chasm at the head of the gorge leading down to Lake Kariba and the troughlike middle part of its valley.
The world of YouTubers can feel like a generational chasm at times, with teens and twentysomethings watching in their millions, and older internet users baffled by the appeal of some of their favourites.
The Argentinian has been reportedly close to leaving the club and, should he do so, there will be a gaping chasm at the heart of Lazio's midfield that must be filled if they are to remain as effective as they were last season.
But the gulf between the sides is an absolute chasm at the moment and England need to have a root-and-branch review of their plans for the World Cup.
But he has also created an extraordinary chasm at the heart of Turkish society.
Like a person who takes a running start and leaps over a chasm, the economy at the moment is suspended in midair, losing speed and altitude but still hoping to maintain enough momentum to make it to the other side.
