The phrase "abyss by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is located near or next to an abyss, which is a deep or seemingly bottomless pit. Example: The castle stood on the edge of an abyss, surrounded by mist and whispers of ancient legends.
It could sink back into the deep abyss by 2014.
It presents an optimistic picture of a housing market saved from the abyss by extensive government intervention.
In another letter he wrote: "I feel as if I am hanging over an abyss by a thread.
Twice, the squabbling Pacha and Kuzco are forced to save themselves from plunging into an abyss by shimmying back-to-back up opposing rock faces.
Every week brings her a stream of pleading letters from sick and despairing women dragged down to the edge of the abyss by unending pregnancies.
Watanabe follows her to the edge of the cliff, so to speak, but is drawn back from the abyss by a second woman: the willful, free-spirited Midori (Kiko Mizuhara), who is Naoko's opposite.
In this event he competed in a stipulation match called "Barbed Wire Massacre", where the ring was surrounded by barbed wire, which Abyss won by using his finisher, the Black Hole Slam.
Narrative accounts of experiences amongst the East End poor were also written by Jack London in The People of the Abyss (1903), by George Orwell in parts of his novel Down and Out in Paris and London, recounting his own experiences in the 1930s, as well as the Jewish writer Emanuel Litvinoff in his autobiographical novel Journey Through a Small Planet set in the 1930s.
And General Motors, a main employer, whose logo crowns Detroit's tallest tower, will probably declare bankruptcy by June 1st.In this section Scrutinising Sonia Cross purposes Staring into the abyss Baptism by five-alarm fire The baguettes can stay Tough enough?
PELHAM The Picture House "Into the Abyss," directed by Werner Herzog.
The case is now before the Supreme Court.In this section Scrutinising Sonia Cross purposes Staring into the abyss Baptism by five-alarm fire The baguettes can stay Tough enough?
