Sentence examples for cross the precipice from inspiring English sources

I just wondered when my life was going to cross the precipice into true adulthood.

4-28), about a high school valedictorian struggling to cross the precipice into adulthood, features a book and lyrics by Kait Kerrigan and music by Brian Lowdermilk.

Falling short for four seasons, they crossed the precipice in Game 7 of the Western Conference finals against Portland, rallying from 15 points down in the final 10 minutes to shock, and eliminate, the Trail Blazers.

Unfortunately, this incident and the predictable indignation from one side and pomposity from the other, shows that we haven't crossed the precipice into Americans accepting immigrants and immigrants embracing U.S. culture enough to be assimilated into society.

One photograph has the self-explanatory title "Crossing the street by himself for the first time," showing her son at the precipice and looking back at his mom's lens with trepidation.

Lines crossed the canvas like musical staves or like highways, petering out at the canvas's edge (following a line to the edge of the painting can feel like arriving at a precipice).

View said Canada may have just crossed a similar precipice.

Perhaps I'm naively crying out for things to be like I imagined and this keyboard tantrum will only warn off others who haven't yet reached the precipice I'm struggling to cross.

When, relieved, you step out of the lift, you cross a jury-rigged walkway to find, precariously balanced over the precipice... a boat.

Those are some telling statistics for street artist Louis Masai as he completes criss-crossing the United States during this moment when it looks like the country is on the precipice of a social and political revolution.

With a cross between a smirk and a pout, Ms. Jolie (of the big lips) gives Lara an indelible sang-froid no matter what the precipice edge.