Sentence examples for on a chasm from inspiring English sources

Raúl's goal was typical of him, the ball on the ground as he preyed on a chasm of space between Inter's center backs and danced around the goalkeeper.

It was a neighborhood perched on a chasm's edge.

Yet in some ways they always seem to be on opposite sides of a chasm, staring in perplexity at the view.

I was pleased to read Deborah Sontag's first-person article "The Dubious Privilege of Living on Two Sides of a Chasm" (Week in Review, Dec. 3), and not surprised by the negative response ("The Grand Canyon of the Mideast," letters, Dec. 5).

The most famous was Arthur Conan Doyle's attempt to rid himself of Sherlock Holmes, with the outrageous consulting detective presumably going to his death while wrestling on the brink of a chasm at Reichenbach Falls, Switzerland, with a criminal genius Doyle created specially for the fatal encounter, Prof. James Moriarty.

In her touching first-person article, "The Dubious Privilege of Living on Two Sides of a Chasm" (Week in Review, Dec. 3), describing the fearful conditions that Palestinians and Israelis are living under at this time, Deborah Sontag does not mention one important detail.

It boils down to a fear of the pause button of life being hit, an open period spent lingering or on standby, a chasm between the accomplishment of one task or another.

"It's sort of as you cross a chasm on a tightrope your muscles tense up".

Eswar S. Prasad, an international economist at Cornell University, said there was still "a chasm on macroeconomic issues".

Macleod had told Carney that "the symbolism of having no women on our banknotes leaves a chasm where there once was inspiration".

"The symbolism of having no women on our banknotes leaves a chasm where there was once inspiration".