Sentence examples for abyss of a from inspiring English sources

With each turnover, with each failure to tackle, with another game gone by without a touchdown, the Jets slip closer to the abyss of a lost season.

Stephen O'Brien, a senior official, warns despairingly that Aleppo is "descending into the pitiless and merciless abyss of a humanitarian catastrophe".

It added: "Hence the market fears, and the collapse into the abyss of a share that fell 82percentt since the start of the year".

Accusing the 54-year-old finance minister ofnarcissism, a former Greek foreign minister, Dora Bakoyannis, blamed him for leading Greece down a dangerous path where it was now looking into the abyss of a potential eurozone exit.

And at the moment in the first movement of the Third Sonata when the cello reaches the abyss of a low D before pulling back into the serene main theme, the performance offered an intimation of the profound.

We are battling against a deep deficit of new homes across the UK and a 31% annual rise in new starts still leaves us staring into the abyss of a severe supply problem as population pressures grow.

A wintry gust grabbed me and swung me inward, until I was hovering over the abyss of an elevator shaft.

His search for information leads him to some odd places, including the "sonic abyss" of an Abercrombie & Fitch store in Texas, where the aural subtext of the pounding music is, he is told by a sound expert: "Woohoo!

These boards are floundering as they peer into the abyss of an economy where the internet now accounts for more than 10% of GDP while technology, social media and the internet are reshaping their industries.

Of Angela Eagle, arms outstretched screaming vainly into the abyss of an empty press conference.

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