What should have been a fairly simple, though massive, project runs afoul of a ledge and an underground spring.
She is trying to talk to a hostage taker who, in effect, is holding her child off a ledge — and, in a way, is holding her prisoner, too.
It was really taking a step off a ledge and not knowing what was on the other side.
Some of the judges went out on a ledge and gave me a 5.4 on the first mark, and I thought that was reasonable.
"Quick!" he shouted at one point, mounting a ledge and clinging to the rail over a microfiltration bay.
In other cases, the families knew, from last phone calls, whom their loved ones had been with in the end — in an elevator, on a ledge — and wanted those people listed together.
The unluckiest have crashed onto a ledge and died slowly from exposureNorwegians are an outdoors sort of people, and all that nature "invites you to use it" says Ms Hollekim.
Later in the film, a skier racing down a slope leaps over a ledge and into free fall to the strains of Arvo Part's "Elegy for Benjamin Britten," a piece that seems suspended in midair as its descending melodic circles suggest a slow-motion dive into an eternal void.
Bailey walked toward a ledge and looked out at the Thames.
