Sentence examples for cliff look from inspiring English sources

So what does the fiscal cliff look like, exactly?

And you can climb back up the cliff look over on to the vistas beyond you might be able to.

"When you look at what's coming down the pike, it will make the fiscal cliff look like a day in Sunday school," said Democratic strategist Chris Kofinis.

The country, he warned, was on the edge of a cliff, looking down.

"But I have seen people on Pulpit Rock standing right on the edge of the cliff looking down.

One of the last ones, we were in Pacifica, California, on a cliff, looking right down to the ocean".

But arriving in New York had put him in mind of another verse, from Canto XXVI, in which the poet, clinging to a cliff, looks down on the damned.

But the past presidents carved into the cliff looking down on the scene -- George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln -- would have recognized a morning laden with politics.

Sitting on the top of the cliff looking down at the beach, I'm constantly reminded why I love it here.

Finns create a anti-immigrant group called the Soldiers of Odin after reported cases of harassment against women, allegedly by migrants Is this what life on the other side of the "fiscal cliff" looks like?

I stood looking at this work for some time, eventually imagining that I was there, standing on the cliff looking down into the valley; I could almost feel the wind on my face.