Sentence examples for chasm to from inspiring English sources

"It's not a huge chasm to me," she confesses.

You expect this sudden chasm to widen, but the confrontation is forgotten.

Next there are a few more logical steps, followed by another chasm to cross.

With just Callum Chambers in defensive midfield, the holders left a chasm to run into in front of their defence.

The province with the biggest fiscal chasm to cross, however, is Guizhou (whose impressive Balinghe bridge is pictured above).

I managed by keeping my eyes on the heels of Tom's boots instead of the chasm to my right.

So many hills remain to be climbed, chasms to be bridged, obstacles to be breached.

Instead, it was a stubborn refusal not to allow fund-raisers, activists, party platforms or ideological chasms to stand between them and actions — tempered and improved by compromise — that kept this country moving.

To pass each level, players must put together a vehicular contraption with the available parts – propellers, balloons, umbrellas, explosives – which can somehow carry the pigs over a series of rocks and chasms to collect the necessary points.

So many hills remain to be climbed, chasms to be bridged, obstacles to be breached," she said.

Steve White, a longtime critic of the board, said the chasm seemed to be widening: "They seem to care less and less about what anyone thinks," he said about the board.