Sentence examples for cliff between from inspiring English sources
As more than 100 baseball executives gathered off O'Hare's Runway 8 last week for their annual stove-lighting meetings, they knew that misstepping near the cliff between the leagues could mean one nasty fall.
(Nov. 17) 4. AS A.L.-N.L. GAP WIDENS, GENERAL Managers Tread Carefully Baseball executives at their annual stove-lighting meetings knew that misstepping on a player near the cliff between the leagues could mean one nasty fall.
"But we've 46 feet between uz and the cliff – there's a chap in the next park along, he's only 12, and his van i'nt even chained!" He shook his head at the idea of such folly then pointed out an embayment in the cliff between two promontories.
Perched on an ocean cliff between Los Angeles and San Diego, the reactors' owners cut unconscionable corners in replacing their multi-million-dollar steam generators.
The route selected comprises the present-day route, although minor deviations were made between Waterfall and Coal Cliff between 1915 and 1920.
Oil prices indeed went over a cliff between the time when Shell finalized its program in 2014 and when it began drilling this past summer, falling from about $100 to $45.
Let the Victorian water-powered lift take the strain of the 300m cliffs between the two towns, leaving you to take in views across the Bristol Channel to Wales.
Nestling beneath wooded cliffs between Watermouth and Combe Martin, this deep, double cove has many caves to explore, and two lovely secluded shingle beaches offering sheltered swimming.
The 40-mile stretch, a breathtaking chasm of mountains and cliffs between Kabul and Jalalabad, claims so many lives so regularly that most people stopped counting long ago.
The house is one of about only a dozen on the cliffs between the village and the point, a wild, moorish stretch colonized a generation ago by entertainers and artists.
Williamson loved Exmoor, and during his time at Skirr Cottage in the 1920s he roamed the moors and cliffs between the Taw and Torridge rivers while researching the local wildlife and gaining a reputation as a gifted, although eccentric, writer.
