Sentence examples for chasm- from inspiring English sources

Everywhere you look in the stats, the chasm is dramatic: Williams has earned more than $4m this year alone; Safarova – whose ambition is to own a coffee shop and bake her own cakes – has earned $6.4m in her whole 12-year career.

This spring the photographer Dominick Tyler is publishing Uncommon Ground, which pairs 100 place words with 100 photographs of the phenomena to which the words refer, from arête ("a sharp-edged mountain ridge, often between two glacier-carved corries") to zawn (a Cornish term for a "wave-smashed chasm in a cliff").

Ahahahahaha!" The man who caused such a chasm in London's footballing world really does let out a belly laugh.

True that, if by "yawn" you mean "gaping chasm into which they have thrown dozens of stories".

Long-term price inflation is not in danger, given the gaping chasm between growing demand for housing and the number of houses being built each year.

But there are a lot of Chris Kyles in the world, and the chasm between Eastwood's intent and his audience's reception touches on the old Chappelle's Show conundrum: a lot of white people laughed at Dave Chappelle's rapier racial satire for the wrong reasons, in ways that may have actually exacerbated stereotypes about black people in the minds of intellectual underachievers.

A big chasm was opening between management and clinical".

For Hooper, Needham put a 25,000 horsepower rocket engine into a car and "flew" it across a 430ft chasm – without a driver.

The stunt – a leap across a chasm in a jet-fuelled car – provides the climax to a movie sharp also on character.

The gap is as wide as it ever was and David Cameron is still wobbling on a tightrope strung across the chasm, but now without the benefit of any safety net.

If you fall into the chasm between these two categories, and are neither "the next whoever" nor "a household name", you're what the Killer Women might call dead in the water (were they far worse writers, of course).