Sentence examples for cliff level from inspiring English sources

Use the Initial Cliff Level spin list to determine how mountainous the map will be.

"Feel grenades exploding next to you, jump off a cliff and level the impact, the possibilities are endless," says Cyberith.

While it's hard to question a father who detects and then stops a predator attempting to hurt a child, Cliff's level of oversight might actually be largely unnecessary.

The complications of the maintenance grant system, such as the sharp cliff edges in levels of support once certain income levels are crossed, is a key issue with middle-class parents of students, and has been relatively disregarded in the debate about reforming higher education funding.

Ultimately, however, what could keep the lid on unrest is the very issue that has pushed us toward the cliff: our high levels of personal and household debt.

Built in 1863, the Cliff House was levelled by fire twice, in 1894 and 1907 (just a year after surviving the great earthquake), and rebuilt and renovated again and again.

Today's tourists see all of this from a walkway that winds around the cliff at the caves' floor level, preserving visitors from the vertiginous drop into the river.

And Mr. Obama has alluded repeatedly to his willingness to re-engage with Republicans based on his last offer for $400 billion in Medicare cuts, made during the negotiations in December over the so-called fiscal cliff; that's a level that gives heartburn to some Democrats in Congress who see no need to compromise at this point.

At ground level, this cliff is cut horizontally by a sea level-related bioerosive notch (c. 0.00 0.20 m a.s.l).l

They are coral islands and have steep cliffs but are basically level inland.

Construction of a county road levelled the cliff and ledge in 1859, and afterward railroad builders put tracks through.