Sentence examples for a chasm on a from inspiring English sources

"It's sort of as you cross a chasm on a tightrope your muscles tense up".

4. Both candidates champion the free market, but there is a chasm on social issues.

Eswar S. Prasad, an international economist at Cornell University, said there was still "a chasm on macroeconomic issues".

Using his tentacles to save the Master Chief and Arbiter from perishing, Gravemind brings them face to face in a chasm on Delta Halo.

She was hauled up on ropes through a real avalanche; she crossed a treacherous chasm on a wobbly ladder laid end to end.

On June 30 , 1859 they saw Charles Blondin's feat of becoming the first man to cross the chasm on a tightrope.

A chasm and a crack on the Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica are creeping closer and closer to one another, and when the two finally meet, a slab of ice twice the size of New York City will break away and float out to sea.

On the face of it, the two sides seem to be on opposite sides of a gaping chasm on every issue.

The court is built on the edge of a wide chasm, on the other side of which lies the Gillitie Wood, which is inhabited by "etheric" or magical creatures.

While Green's sabbatical created a year long chasm on his resume, what he gained was a compelling experience that reenergized his attitude, readying him for his return to work.

It boils down to a fear of the pause button of life being hit, an open period spent lingering or on standby, a chasm between the accomplishment of one task or another.