Sentence examples for craggy cliffs from inspiring English sources
The terrain, nature's equivalent to a velvet rope, is rugged, windswept and hostile with craggy cliffs.
The location feels wild and unspoiled with clear ocean, rolling grassy hills and craggy cliffs.
The shrieking vultures that make their nests in the craggy cliffs dip and circle into the haze.
As the sun falls, it becomes a giant fireball on the horizon, silhouetting the craggy cliffs of some distant island.
As the nudists receded from view, we stopped beneath craggy cliffs and dipped our heads under the water.
Mr Watson acknowleged that a lot of people still look upon the Park Hill estate, likened to "craggy cliffs with windows", with disdain rather than admiration.
With different illumination, they suggested a forest, a craggy cliff or a coral reef.
There are ancient monasteries nestled on craggy cliff-tops — and the terminal at the international airport resembles an ancient monastery.
In November 1999, a two-minute millennial television ad by Ford was shown simultaneously all over the world featuring Church singing "Just Wave Hello" from the top of a craggy cliff at sunrise.
On many days we slept just a few miles from where we had started, but it felt as though we had been on a genuine journey, each craggy cliff and olive grove etched indelibly into our memory.
From £50 for a small cup (aimeebollu.co.uk) Craggy cliff tops, washed-up, sea-polished pebbles and painted fishing boats: these are the starting points for Hannah Tounsend's ceramic pots which capture the moody hues and weatherworn surfaces of the British coastline.
