Sentence examples for chasm from from inspiring English sources

The odd thunderous chasm from hell required a portage.

Archaeological excavations in the 19th century failed to find the "chasm" from which these vapours are supposed to have risen.

How Scott bridged the chasm from choker to champion remains a bit of a mystery, the mind being any athlete's final frontier.

Mate, march yourself back to Mount Berghain in Berlin and cast them back into the sweaty chasm from whence they came.

That's not to say that Mr. Gilbert bridged the chasm from Haydn's Piano Concerto No. 11 in D to Christopher Rouse's Symphony No. 3 without a jolt — no one could.

While there is substantial poverty among some sections of South Africa's 4.2 million white population, the majority live on the more comfortable side of an economic chasm from township dwellers.

But the camp is naturally fortified: on three sides the ground drops 10 metres to a maze of coral pinnacles and weed-choked chasms from which an Australian, British and New Zealand consortium extracted phosphate for garden fertiliser in the last century.

Those tiny cracks the Social Justice Warriors and PC Police keep carving into patriarchy and white supremacy seem like chasms from where you sit, jagged expanding holes in the way the world is, or was, or should be.

So, he and Shire came to an agreement that her character would be best left out of the film, as this would create an emotional chasm for Rocky from the very first moment of the film.

General Santos City is a cultural chasm away from Manila.

On a high plateau where burros and jackrabbits wander an hour's drive southwest of Las Vegas, a 400-foot-deep chasm hewn from volcanic rock sits at the center of an international policy debate.