Sentence examples for narrow cliff from inspiring English sources

Under a narrow cliff stands a 115m-high arch of black rock, big enough for a boat to pass through.

In Melbourne, go past this rock formation called the 12 Apostles to something called Razorback, a narrow cliff that has eroded through time.

With the horses balancing nimbly along narrow cliff trails, we picked our way down 1,100 feet to the canyon floor.

It was like two motorcyclists having a high-speed race along a narrow cliff path, the difference being Barnsley had much greater control.

Commander Zaman's soldiers, their shawls rippling in the wind, darted along the narrow cliff sides, craning their necks to see if they were losing ground.

Several species of gull nest on narrow cliff ledges where they gain protection from predators but have limited space and face constant danger of the eggs or chicks falling off.

Murres, which nest on steep and narrow cliff ledges, are not as affected by the bears.

A goat that became stuck on a narrow cliff ledge in a West Yorkshire village for five days jumped to safety just seconds before it was about to be freed by a mountain rescue team.