Sentence examples for cliffs from from inspiring English sources

Yet, however much coastline it buys, the trust cannot prevent miles of cliffs from collapse.

There is an amazing view of the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs from the 13th too.

A crew member said, "We'll make them look higher by putting in some cliffs from Santa Fe".

It is surrounded by cliffs, from which people jump, and piles of huge boulders, where people sunbathe.

Looking up the cliffs from the beach, the Colonel said: "Will you tell me how we did this?

On the day we went out we walked along the cliffs from St Just to Pendeen and back, going inland.

WHEN Vladimir Polezhayev and his family arrived here in Sea Cliff from Moscow in 1990, none of them knew much English.

The twin of Nick Cave's teenage son has left a note paying tribute to his brother at the cliff from which he fell and died.

They could ban Cliff from their playlist – they could probably ban the Beatles from their playlist, for that matter – without much chance of anybody noticing.

Giving up our speciesism will bring us to a moral cliff from which we may not be prepared to jump, even when logic is pushing us.

He points toward Carib's Leap, describing it as the cliff from which natives jumped to their deaths to avoid enslavement.