The phrase "as cliff" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression that lacks context or clarity.
Example: "The view from the top was breathtaking, as cliff."
Alternatives: "like a cliff" or "similar to a cliff".
This one also has the most Balearic video, as Cliff stands beachside, astride an actual Cliff and throws some oddly tense shapes.
Just as Cliff himself is redeemed through the narrative, so the evening finally redeems itself.
The ensemble cast includes only one recognizable television name, John Ratzenberger, known to fans of NBC's "Cheers" as Cliff Clavin.
As Cliff Zucker, the executive director of Disability Advocates, noted Tuesday, litigation is expensive and drags on.
And that was it - as close to the $64,000 Question as Cliff Richard was to Elvis.
It also means, as Cliff Helmcamp of Greenwood King Properties puts it, that "the asking price is the starting price".
Cosby is best known for his role as Cliff Huxtable, the lovable patriarch on "The Cosby Show," but his life and comedy are far more complicated than many of his fans might be aware.
There was very little controversy in the choice of Clayton Kershaw as the National League Cy Young Award winner, although as Cliff Corcoran writes on SI.com, there is some concern that his star may be burning too brightly too young.
(As of recently, a huge mural of NBC's many decades of TV stars hung in the lobby of 30 Rockefeller Center, with Cosby, as Cliff Huxtable, looming large in the middle).
Baseball had other things going on, of course, with the Rays hanging in the American League wild card race with an eighth straight win, which also means they are going in the entirely opposite direction of the White Sox, as Cliff Corcoran writes on SI.com.
6. Gwyneth Paltrow having her head split open in Contagion was nuts but not as good as Cliff Martinez's score.
