Sentence examples for cliff plunging from inspiring English sources

Picture a cliff plunging nearly a mile straight down into a thick blanket of green rain forest.

Then, in 2007, the line on the chart appeared to drop off a cliff, plunging below 5,000,000 sq km a full three decades ahead of forecasts.

While Mr. Han stepped out to take a photograph, the minivan went over the cliff, plunging 300 feet into the trees and rocks below.

At least I think it was sex, though it may have been an aggressive game of charades: "She moved over," Cody writes, "and I grabbed her legs and threw her over me, over a precipice, she fell like Fay Wray falling out of the pterodactyl's winged fingers down the sheer cliff, plunging down and resurfacing with the glimpse of a bare breast..

On other stretches of shore, rainforest spills precipitously over the cliffs, plunging into the South China Sea.

Like them, you'll be rewarded with incredible views of cliffs plunging into fathomless cerulean waters.

You see inky sea and fishing boats first, then the sheer cliffs, plunging white-faced into the Med.

All around is a landscape of drowned glacial valleys, with sheer 1,000m cliffs plunging into inky depths.

The 40km stretch south of Cala Gonone is devoid of civilisation and characterised by vertical limestone cliffs plunging into deep grottoes and hidden beaches.

The wind, now stronger, was blowing cloud over the back side of the island, which I knew to consist of cliffs plunging three thousand feet down to the seal colony.

The town officials figured the rugged beauty of the cape, with its black cliffs plunging down into a fitful sea, and the seals that inhabit the offshore rocks were a sure draw, and they persuaded Tokyo to pay for virtually all of the costs of construction.