Sentence examples for boulder down from inspiring English sources

Once you've reached a point of no return, it's like pushing a boulder down a hill – it gathers momentum and won't stop.

One photograph finds her pulling a boulder down a city street, while another, "Ruin in Reverse" (2013), is reminiscent of photographs of Ana Mendieta, the Cuban-American performance artist — except here a gravelike trench is filled with a bundle of castoff objects rather than a woman's body.

"The monitors are actively, in my opinion, tossing the boulder down the hill.

Once the crews removed the debris, traffic along the route returned to normal at around 6 p.m. Heavy snowfall was blamed for pushing the boulder down the hillside.

Just then a lightning bolt strikes between her and the boulder, destroying the precipice and sending the Queen (along with the boulder) down the cliff to her doom, screaming while she falls to the jagged rocks below.

"A new Goblin Valley exists, with, uh, this boulder down here [at] the bottom," he elaborates, pointing the camera at the large rock now resting below its former perch.

It's of a Native American bouldering down an overhang with a big bag of wood on his back.

The Haqqani fighters would roll boulders down mountains to block passing Soviet convoys, said the official, who requested anonymity because he remains a consultant for the government.

There are also Pythonesque mixed-media moments where stop-go animated arms reach into the scene, sometimes rolling boulders down the hill at you, sometimes creating impassable barriers.

A stream idly trickles through football-sized boulders down to the sea, while soothing sweeps of light-brown sand provide a backdrop to jutting rock formations that point arrow-like towards the Atlantic.

The traffic ahead is halted while a massive yellow machine plucks boulders down on to the road, shatters them with a pneumatic spike and hammers them into the mud.