Niedermayer had blocked the puck at his blue line when Cliff Ronning of the Wild broke his stick while shooting.
After being held underwater for 30 seconds, Longbottom surfaced perilously close to the giant rocks that line the cliff.
Landing about 30 minutes after Mr. Beal did, my father said he and and several members of his company managed to take shelter in small caves at the base of the limestone cliffs as grenades, dropped by the Germans lining the cliff tops, exploded in the air above them.
A further line of cliffs lies along the coast eastward past Hastings.
Gambaga Scarp, line of cliffs along the Volta River basin, northeastern Ghana, western Africa.
The term Palisades, now quasi-generic for a line of cliffs, was apparently first used in reference to these columnar formations along the Hudson.
The town is at the base of a steep line of cliffs, a few dozen buildings cozied up against the Pacific Ocean.
Dense mangrove swamps fringe the lower river for 60 miles (97 km) inland, after which freshwater swamps and salt flats on low-lying stretches alternate with dense clumps of small trees and shrubs that line the cliffs.
Sometimes we go for long rambles, following the endless line of cliffs; other times we just take in that breathtaking view across the landscape, which never fails to move me.
Or, he could shortcut that same year through the inaugural line of Cliffs Notes, featuring 16 Shakespeare titles at $1 apiece ($5.60 .1998: The second edition of Houghton Mifflin's Riverside Shakespeare goes for $60.
The route is named for the New Jersey Palisades, a line of cliffs rising along the western side of the Hudson River.
