Sentence examples for cliff peak from inspiring English sources

Perched on a cliff peak, teetering in director's chairs with binoculars pressed to windblown faces, a gaggle of out-of-work actors, cinematographers and assorted retirees scans the sea for life signs that have grown faint in recent years.

Many have seen the Manhattan skyline as a geological formation of cliffs, peaks and canyons.

He with his pony now doth roam The cliffs and peaks so high that are, To lay his hands upon a star, And in his pocket bring it home.

Paula Winokur's "Palisades Pinnacle (Porcelain)" gives gallerygoers a direct sightline to the stone peaks that jut up from the cliffs' crest.

'We started up Le Conte Gully,' he wrote, 'under the north cliff of Grizzly Peak... patches of snow and ice remained in the recesses of the rocks, and a chilly wind flowed over us from the high regions above.

Abseil Africa offers people the chance to step off the cliff at the peak of Table Mountain and ease their way down pure vertical space in a controlled 112-meter descent, with amazing views of the city and the Atlantic Ocean below.

After that we were off, hiking through steep pine forests to the base of the cliff: sharp granite peaks glowing in early amber light around us, chipmunks scurrying overhead, a herd of elk lazing in the shade.

The Cook photograph uncovered by Mr. Bryce reveals new background details that precisely match those at the site of Fake Peak, such as a nearby cliff and a distant peak, Mount Grosvenor.

A bus filled with Buddhist pilgrims was traveling on a mountain road when it fell off a cliff on Adam's Peak; 14 persons were killed, and 34 were injured.

Mr. Corbitt said activity around eagles' nests among the limestone cliffs was at its peak in the autumn.

It feels as though the wall itself has been energised by the extraordinary landscape; it seems to defy both gravity and common sense as it runs dizzyingly close to the edge of the cliff, switchbacking over the peaks and dips of the escarpment.