Its bottomless ravines, towering mountains and fiery floods have inspired artists for centuries.
Free bottomless Chinese tea nails the deal.
Climbing the mountain means facing walls of ice, bridging bottomless crevasses, keeping a sharp eye out for avalanches and sudden storms.
If I have to die, I thought, this would be a good way to go: flying through the mountain air for a long, slow-motion moment, then crashing into bottomless snow and tumbling over and over as if I had been caught in heavy surf.
Once you master the mountain of grammar, you realise you now have to dig down to the bottomless pit of vocab – then there's idioms, regional variations, formal versus informal.
She climbs up into the mountains, where she gets trapped upon a precipice that overlooks a seemingly bottomless canyon.
It has certainly facilitated a global splurge of what people like to call "content", where mountains of words, images, audio and video are brought to the edge of a bottomless pit called the Internet and dumped into it unceremoniously.
He stole a small fog-creating fountain shaped like a mountain spring that we filled with booze, hoping to get drunk on the whiskey fumes we collected in a bottomless two-liter bottle.
But at the beginning of "The Deep End" the camera flies low over Lake Tahoe, picking up the bottomless dark blue of the water, and then, rising, moves into the empyreal stillness and clarity of the California mountains — and the movie immediately casts a spell.
Montezuma's eyes, bottomless.
