The phrase "abyss for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English to describe a situation or feeling of being overwhelmed or consumed by something.
It can also be used in a more literal sense to describe a deep or seemingly bottomless pit or hole. Example: After losing his job, John felt like he was falling into an abyss for the next few months.
As dirt funneled in, the railroad tracks remained suspended over the abyss for a time.
Pettitte went to the edge of a mental abyss for a period of about six pitches.
In the jaws of addiction he "disappeared into the abyss for years on end", Clarke said.
It is as if he is looking into the abyss for the first time.
Materialism seems to have been a fearful abyss for Tocqueville, teeming with the devils of unbelief, nihilism, and disorder.
But in recent decades, country music has traded confrontations with the abyss for mild flirtations and clever wordplay.
There is a homeless guy hanging out by the Rosenthaler Platz U-8 stop– a real grizzled, spittle-dribbling, wigged-out looking dude, whose face is all furrowed skin, matted white beard and bloodshot abysses for eyes, but whose outfit, a snug denim jacket and highwater pants, is unintentionally hip, as if it is left over from another life.
Soon, the leader of the Liberal Democrats may be glad if people talk about him by whatever name they like – for in this election the abyss beckons for a generation of politicians who never made enough people care who they are, what they do or if they vanish from public life after 7 May.
There have been spin-offs, too Fight for Fortune, a card game for the Vita, and Drake's Fortune prequel Golden Abyss, also for Sony's handheld.
There have been spin-offs, too – Fight for Fortune, a card game for the Vita, and Drake's Fortune prequel Golden Abyss, also for Sony's handheld.
So for those of you on the edge of the abyss, or for those of you who are curious about what goes through the mind of a Jesus freak confronted with meaninglessness for the first time, here's some things I wish I'd been prepared for but wasn't.
