Sentence examples for cliff-hanging from inspiring English sources

It is time for less cliff-hanging, and more common sense.

Every turn in the cliff-hanging road south revealed another white-sand beach and camping site.

The story, complete with a cliff-hanging climax, resolves peacefully when an interspecies friendship rescues Squish from loneliness.

Dazzled by the light, I ducked under the still-rising curtains and crept cautiously on to my cliff-hanging balcony.

This was one of those cliff-hanging Tours, but Lance Armstrong was not the man on the edge.

Up until the cliff-hanging final deliberations, this year's Booker was devoid of the traditional rows and falling-outs.

"With the 'fiscal cliff' hanging over our heads, it was hard to convince people to shop, and now it's hard to convince investors that there's any reason to buy going into year-end," said Rick Fier, director of trading at Conifer Securities in New York.

Jane Foster, author of Eyewitness Travel Top 10 Athens (Dorling Kindersley, £7.99) Safely off the tourist trail, on the south coast of the island, Tsigrado is kept reasonably free from crowds because the only way to reach it is to scramble down the cliff hanging on to ropes attached to the rock.

One by one, his relatives emerged to greet him, waving from their "terrace," a jagged, concrete cliff hanging over the rock pile that they do not have money to rebuild into a home.

Heading north (always the sensible thing to do) the first appears magnificently above a steep cliff of hanging woods on the right-hand side after Junction 28: Hardwick Hall, the most famous and perhaps most rewarding of the trio.

Riding a bus into a land of sandstone cliffs and hanging gardens General entrance fees for Zion National Park, good for seven days, are $20 a carload, or $10 a person or $20 a family for pedestrians, bicyclists or motorcyclists.