Sentence examples for cliff up from inspiring English sources

The 199 steps, known locally as the Church Stairs, rise to the East Cliff, up which Dracula, in the guise of a black hound, ran after arriving in Whitby.

The whole north face of Conachair is a vertical cliff up to 427 m high, falling sheer into the sea and constituting the highest sea cliff in the UK.

Much of the coastline consists of high cliffs, up to 200 m in height, and the land rises sharply from the coast at most points.

"But with the prospects that we traded to get Cliff, giving up the four guys that we did, if we were to get Roy, we'd have to give up more.

We were over the cliff and up to our noses in water.

Though the trip takes Obama out of Washington just as negotiations over the looming "fiscal cliff" heat up, he hoped some good fortune in Thailand would rub off on his domestic prospects.

Cliff racks up during the game but loses it all in the final round.

Canoes and traditional rafts (called plt') sail past narrow limestone cliffs, getting up quite a speed.

Ice cliffs rise up from the sea and lead to snow-covered moraines.

Its northeastern coastline is bordered by sheer cliffs ranging up to 500 feet (150 metres) in height.

Goldikova, with Olivier Peslier aboard, had the lead entering the final furlong before Canford Cliffs moved up and won by a length.