Sentence examples for cool cliff from inspiring English sources
Four agencies on the Coca-Cola corporate roster are taking part in the Powerade review: McCann-Erickson, which also handles Coca-Cola Classic; Berlin Cameron & Partners in New York, which handles brands like Dasani and Nestea Cool; Cliff Freeman & Partners in New York, brands like Fanta; and Wieden & Kennedy in Portland, Ore., Diet Coke.
While being built into a cliff is cool enough, the only thing that might top "living under a rock" is finding cool skeletons.
"You'll always catch people after a huge trauma saying, 'Oh, it wasn't that bad.' Or, 'It was fun,' Or, 'It was cool falling off that cliff,'" says Aubuchon.
The wild ancestor of cabbage, Brassica oleracea, originally found in Britain and continental Europe, is tolerant of salt but not encroachment by other plants and consequently inhabits rocky cliffs in cool damp coastal habitats, retaining water and nutrients in its slightly thickened, turgid leaves.
Under the ever-changing Sonoran Desert sky, straddling the Arizona-Mexico border, an unassuming little fruit has kept cool in the shade of cliff sides and larger plants for millennia.
The moss-covered cliffs and the cool rush of Manoa Falls, with its ginger blossoms and high canopies filled with the sound of invisible birds.
Cliff talk is not cool talk.
The sun had risen high enough to flood the valley with light, but Kiat remained dark and cool in the shadow of its cliff.
In the cool, crystalline air of central Afghanistan, a sheer sandstone cliff rises dramatically from the floor of a high plateau.
Iconoclastic definers of character, status and cool, movie-screen cars roar across deserts, tumble over cliffs and crash through buildings.
