Sentence examples for a chasm over from inspiring English sources

There has always been a gap between rich and poor but this is just one sign of how the gulf has widened into a chasm over the past few decades.

One minute he's noticing how the sun over the ocean looks kind of like an umbrella, the next he's describing a relationship as a chasm over which the man has blown a bridge of bubbles labeled, "Promises".

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.

While Washington and Jerusalem have the same stated goal of stopping Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, there is a growing chasm over what might be the acceptable terms for an agreement.

But the new diversity of the district has revealed a cultural chasm over the meaning of parental involvement.

There are two modes of co-op play; in "Leapfrog Mode", the players swap control each time the front player jumps, swings, or slides, while in "Piggyback Mode", each player is equipped with their own backpack and can hide in the other player's backpack if the action becomes too intense, such as when jumping over a chasm.

Or put another way, a university-wide gap - more of a chasm really - of over £70 million a year that Oxford has to plug".

Grant's grimaces and cries when Annie the elephant tries to follow him and Sam Jaffe onto a rope bridge over a chasm are his broadest clowning.

Physicists do not necessarily discuss the details of their latest theories while dangling from a rope over a chasm as threatening as a black hole.

Hints of unhappiness and disorder are slowly, almost stealthily revealed, until we come to see, with a clarity that is both heartbreaking and hair-raising, how both members of this seemingly contented couple are walking a tightrope over a chasm of despair.

One of the show's most fascinating panels is an array of political cartoons published during those first 100 days, showing Roosevelt walking a tightrope over a chasm, or taming a caged lion, or pulling an injured Uncle Sam up the edge of a cliff, or comforting a disabled veteran — all images of extraordinary physical courage and ability.