Sentence examples for a deep precipice from inspiring English sources

All told, imagine if you will the Monopoly man running up and shoving you into a deep precipice.

It shows a figure climbing up a steep mountain labeled "career," reaching the top and then leaping over a deep precipice onto the top of another mountain, labeled "retirement".

The Broncos sit on the precipice of what could be a deep playoff run.

The Leissieres, a two-person chair lift, picks up skiers in one valley, scales a ridge, crosses a precipice at about 9,000 feet, and heads down in a deep descent to another valley.

About 50 yards from the northern p32 precipice there are two entrances through the entrenchments, one leading into the main portion of the camp, and another, at a much lower level, leading into a deep depression running nearly parallel with the edge of the rocks.

You're looking down from a thousand-foot precipice, a view that dazzled Mark Twain.

"Tocando Fondo" is about "those feelings which can make a person fall off a precipice".

Success and victory balance on such a fragile precipice.

A vertiginous drop down; a real precipice that fell off.

I saw myself standing in absolute darkness on the edge of a vast precipice.

The shrine sits on the brink of a high precipice.