Sentence examples for cliff that from inspiring English sources

We get in and there's a mossy cliff that leads up to a rock ledge.

That's the Bastille-sized chunk of limestone cliff that tumbled to the sea 800 years ago.

Those angels, like the granite cliff that shades the cove, manage to be evocative of both permanence and mortality.

We glided along in blessed silence toward a cliff that stood out in the late-afternoon sun.

There was a great arch hewn out of a cliff that looked like the grand entrance to a cathedral.

The Panoramic is an oceanfront resort built into a cliff that has 1,000 feet of beach on the Atlantic.

In Melbourne, go past this rock formation called the 12 Apostles to something called Razorback, a narrow cliff that has eroded through time.

Curiously, however, a recent poll found that 47 percent of the public thought that it was going over the "cliff" that would result in higher deficits.

On the section of cliff that has been cleaned this week, the brown rock — for years covered with the growing layer of white guano — is again visible.

Somewhat predictably, my taxi driver pulls a face as we arrive at the great concrete hive-come-cliff that is Le Corbusier's Cité Radieuse in Marseille.

Near the novel's close, he solos a route on a Welsh sea-cliff that he had ascended the previous summer.