Sentence examples for heading for a waterfall from inspiring English sources

Conservatives see the ship of state already in white water rapids heading for a waterfall where individual liberty will be sacrificed to avoid individual responsibility, where what people have earned by hard work and sacrifice will be distributed to people who are not pulling their oars, where they will have to depend on a distant, impersonal system to meet their personal and often urgent needs.

Bale and Zahn stood on the other shore, sixty feet away, poised to film a sequence with Dengler's homemade raft: the two escapees discover, nearly too late, that they're headed for a waterfall.

"We decided we were heading over a waterfall".

America, in particular, is headed over a waterfall, but we don't see it because of our myopia.

As they head for the sea, over waterfalls and through forests, the rivers pass the decaying hulks of the roças that dot the islands.

Amen, I'm going to go stick my head under a waterfall now.

Samuel Watkinson Collins came to town in 1826 looking for a waterfall to power a new factory.

Take a hike at Waimea Canyon, dubbed the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific," and then head to the North Shore to the Napali Coast for a walk on the cliffs or a stop along the way for a waterfall hike.

Coming up for air, we headed for the approximately 50m-tall Ndoro Waterfall, reached after a steep, unnerving walk into a deep gully.

During one scene, a murdered fisherman's severed head falls down a waterfall and smashes on the rocks below.

This winter, intermediates and beginners can spend their days carving turns on coiffed runs, then entrust their snowboards to a valet at a mountainside spa and head for a soak beneath a heated waterfall or a dip in a heated outdoor pool with a view of the Tetons in the distance.