Sentence examples for off the bluffs from inspiring English sources

TAMPA, Fla .— Kyle Higashioka grew up surfing off the bluffs in Huntington Beach, Calif., which proclaims itself as Surf City.

While I certainly hope that the community is spared regulatory limbo and finds a solution that works for both business and wildlife, I can't help but wish that the public's awareness of what these birds go through to survive were as "heightened" as the odor wafting off the bluffs.

Jimmy arrives at the Sheriff's station saying that Trish fell off The Bluffs and needs help.

"I've got one!" he shouted, his exclamations bouncing off the bluffs.

Halloween celebrations attract thousands of out-of-towners and have turned violent, with fires in the streets and drunk students falling off the bluff, sometimes to their deaths.

Imagine a quintessential scene from a Golden State vacation: standing on the bluffs off Highway One, taking in a view of the beach below and a Pacific sunset on the horizon.

"Why didn't I immediately start a conversation or push him off the bluff into the sea?" he later wondered.

The peace march ends in the worst possible way when rioting breaks out and two demonstrators fall — or are pushed — off the bluff into the sea.

In 2008, Mr. Ruddick and his wife led the Sankaty Head Lighthouse Campaign, raising over $4 million to support the move of the lighthouse off the bluff and into a new spot where future generations can enjoy it for decades more to come.

The property includes a golf tee where you can hit biodegradable golf balls off the bluff to the ocean.

The cave — south of Cannon Road in the city's Terramar area — is about 25 feet wide, 25 feet tall and 15 feet deep, and it has prompted authorities to post warning signs and cordon off the top of the bluff about 50 feet from its edge.