Sentence examples for edge of a volcano from inspiring English sources

"Dangerous Liaisons" is a delightfully choreographed dance on the edge of a volcano.

"We have been living on the edge of a volcano," I was told by one of the family's sons, a 32-year-old named Ahmed Zaydan.

Several of the diplomats upbraided the U.S. for, as the Syrian foreign minister said, "putting the world for months on the edge of a volcano".

The World Bank, IMF and WTO can sense that they are sitting on the edge of a volcano that could blow at any time.

"When you go to the edge of a volcano and you see its lava, you get a feeling of incredible force.

As he performed songs from his forthcoming album, "Evil Monkey Man" (Ghostlight Records), at the Allen Room on Saturday night as part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series, he and his band lurched gleefully on the edge of a volcano.

I've just watched his other new documentary, the excellent Into the Inferno, in which he hunkers down at the edge of a belching volcano.

Brian Cox might jet all over the world to shout exciting bits of science at us while perched on the edge of a live volcano, but Through the Wormhole takes a less windswept approach.

He described his father as prone to outbursts of violent temper, which made life on the fruit farm in upstate New York where he grew up feel like "living on the edge of a live volcano".

A button that surrounds your office visitor with fun-house mirrors when he asks, "Why do you need to take so much time off when your children get sick?" When someone says "There are always two sides to every story," a button that pulls aside curtains to reveal that your office is precariously perched at the edge of a bubbling volcano; a complementary second button pushes them in.

When you reach the rim, you can't help but think of those brave or foolish souls who opened the first lodge in the summer of 1915: a four-story hotel on the edge of a dormant volcano, at the end of a rugged road, on terrain that gets 40-plus feet of snow a year.