Sentence examples for a chasm formed from inspiring English sources
A chasm formed by receding ice is a randkluft.
I've sat on hilltops looking at red lakes, climbed over mountains just to end up in a deep chasm that formed on the opposite side of it, jetpacked over a windy ocean world with bright green water forming waves.
This chasm is formed by the precipice of the falls and by an opposite rock wall of equal height.
It was a great fight for fans and for Rogan, who won for the 11th time, but for Harrison it leaves a chasm between his form and his dreams.
Nearly 400 miles long and 50 miles wide at its broadest, the lake is a chasm just over a mile deep, formed by a crack in the earth's crust.
Thus, a void or a chasm impedes their market participation and some form of external institutional support is required to enable participation in larger markets.
The letters that Z encounters need finding because they double as their objects: A takes the form of a passing alien, B bridges a chasm for Z to cross and so on.
As much as "Roz and Ray" documents the bond that forms over the years between the hematologist and the father, it also unfolds around a chasm.
Between them yawns a chasm of deep luminous blue that is bridged by an uneven row of discoid-like forms that seem strung on a fragile line.
