Sentence examples for line of cliffs from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

While still in school, in the late nineties, they created a successful company called the Spark, which composed and posted online study guides along the lines of Cliffs Notes.

The map shows it as located on a line of limestone cliffs and our restaurant, Grotta Palazzese, comes highly recommended.

The northern coast, 50 miles (80 km) long, is a wild, surf-beaten line of steep cliffs.

A ridge of chalk hills, the South Downs, runs across the county from east to west, reaching the sea in a line of imposing cliffs, notably at Beachy Head.

The west coast of the Orkneys is famous for its line of high cliffs, and Admiral Jellicoe's message, which states that a heavy sea was running, must be intended to indicate the smallness of the chance for the survivors of the missing boats.