Sentence examples for grassy cliff from inspiring English sources

1½ miles west from Prawle Point car park Wild grassy cliff tops with tiny coves below – Soar Mill Cove is a short walk below the tiny but luxurious Soar Mill Cove Hotel.

What I like best is returning to that same house, knowing that if the wind is blowing a certain way, I can hear the waves on the sliver of sand between the grassy cliff and the ocean.

We walked there from Weavers B&B the evening before our public transport odyssey started, and watched a pair of choughs probing the grassy cliff top for their dinner.

I think of the rambling Louisiana Museum, outside Copenhagen, on a grassy cliff with a view of Sweden, across the sea, and also of the elegant Galerie Beyeler, in Basel, where I recently saw a Monet show that is still confused in my memory with the surrounding gardens, water, and breezes.

On Feb. 7, the third anniversary of their meeting, the couple were married on a grassy cliff overlooking the ocean at Maluaka Beach in Maui, Hawaii, with the bride in a hibiscus-red dress, and their four children as the only guests.

A red kite circled above a wood of scots pines and several pairs of fulmars were nesting on grassy cliffs at the entrance to Munlochy Bay.

He was born in Filey, on the east Yorkshire coast, a fishing town with a perfect sweep of pale golden beach, crumbling grassy cliffs, and the unique Filey Brigg, a mixture of many rocks, beginning at Carr Naze, and stretching out in a long peninsula into the North Sea, full of rock pools and rivulets, harsh and tempting at once.

With a population of about 30 people ― plus hundreds of ponies ― it's a charming spot to enjoy craggy cliffs, grassy knolls, wildlife galore and a hefty dose of Old Norse culture... if you can get there, that is.

It is a relatively straightforward 10.9km hike, taking around three days round trip, but there is a great range of scenery to enjoy, from dense forests of dark fir to mustard coloured grassy slopes to sheer cliff walls with crinkled boxfold rock formations.

In 1910, Parsons wrote that his design intent was to move visitors "through a rocky defile and again creeping along the base of a cliff with grassy slopes falling away below".

The location feels wild and unspoiled with clear ocean, rolling grassy hills and craggy cliffs.