Sentence examples for ledge off from inspiring English sources

ON a concrete ledge off the upper deck of the George Washington Bridge, more than 200 feet above the swift and leaden Hudson River that November night, the two detectives gingerly approached the despondent man as he contemplated jumping.

Following the Eddystone, masonry towers were erected in similar open-sea sites, which include the Smalls, off the Welsh coast; Bell Rock in Scotland South Rockk in Ireland; and Minots Ledge off Boston, Massachusetts, U.S. The first lighthouse of the North American continent, built in 1716, was on the island of Little Brewster, also off Boston.

Having never seen the ocean, they joined other high school and college students across America to explore the ocean in special places, including Cashes Ledge off of Cape Cod, Buck Island in St. Croix, Ewing Bank in the Gulf, and the waters off Ni'ihau, the westernmost island of Hawaii.

Four boxes known as the Ledge extend off the Skydeck at the Willis Tower – formerly the Sears Tower.

As it did, the Ledge rattled off his lyrics like an auctioneer, updating songs to mention the Iraqi desert and Al Gore.

A visual-cliff avoidance test was conducted in open-field boxes with clear Plexiglas bottoms that were secured, so half of the floor overhung the table-top to create an appearance of a ledge drop-off.

As the remaining baby pigeon cowered in the nest, the crow lifted the carcass off the ledge and flew off to finish eating it.

Don't forget those inconspicuous ledges off the tops of buildings.

Be open to the ideas of hanging off ledge and hiding behind objects to avoid detection.

To do this, just run to the edge, press X/D to mantle onto the ledge, and jump off with a small sprint.

Dancers costumed as Santa Claus, Teletubbies, ballerinas and teddy bears run rampant through the main floor, jumping off ledges, throwing each other in the air and grabbing clubgoers.