Sentence examples for on his ledge from inspiring English sources

I didn't know when I first gazed on the tranquil beauty of St. Moritz in the honey-colored haze of a late afternoon in March that this lunatic troll lurked up there on his ledge of death.

They would annoy Grippes by landing on his window ledge.

His warning is prescient and well rehearsed, for he has entertained dozens of visitors on his narrow ledge over the years.

Then he returns, stands on his window ledge, framed like an innocent version of the vampire in "Nosferatu," and gracefully tips forward to his death.

They have two children, Zoe, who is 8 and a soccer player, and Connor, who is 6 and hurtles from eight-foot ledges on his skateboard.

While other pigeons spent their time grubbing for food, Marvin Stanley Pigeon worked away on his book on the window ledge outside the Manuscript Room of the Public Library in Bryant Park.

It's a hop of a couple of feet — nothing that a kid couldn't do, really — but Heinz had those weak ankles, and as he landed on the ledge his ankle gave out.

"I said, 'Look, it's almost empty,' but it made no difference," Calatrava recalled, shaking his head as he switched off his iPhone, placed it on the polished ledge at his elbow, and sank into the buttery taupe leather of his seat.

The following month, he said at the deposition, he stood on a ledge above his sink, tied one end of a sheet to a metal fixture on his ceiling and the other around his neck, and stepped off the ledge — and a correction officer and captain came into his cell and cut him down.

In one, a construction worker on a ledge digs through his pockets to realise that he has left his meal pill at home; a grocer plonks six turkey dinner meal pills on to the counter for a lady buying thanksgiving supplies; the ladies of the house reflect on the 'antique' dirty dishes, a relic thanks to the meal pill.

In one, a construction worker on a ledge digs through his pockets to realise that he has left his meal pill at home; a grocer plonks six turkey dinner meal pills on to the counter for a lady buying thanksgiving supplies; the ladies of the house reflect on the "antique" dirty dishes, a relic thanks to the meal pill.