Sentence examples for plunging down from from inspiring English sources

From the Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel tucked into the fellside beneath a beck plunging down from the Langdale Pikes, we strode out to Pike O'Blisco.

Here it is, in all its pathetic plunging down from the sky, the collapsing umbrella of a sad and wind-buffeted eagle.

Inside the building is more sober than the outside, but still grand, with an atrium plunging down from a glass barrel vault, criss-crossed by escalators, to a double height trading floor at the bottom.

Great grey slabs plunge down from the ceiling, forming an interlocking play of cubic volumes, filtering fine shafts of light down across their faces into the ethereal gloom.

Great grey slabs plunge down from the ceiling, forming an interlocking play of cubic volumes, filtering fine shafts of light down across their faces into the ethereal gloom.

As we skied downwards, we were dwarfed by colossal cliffs that swept up either side of us, while massive, icy-blue frozen waterfalls plunged down from the mountains above.

Useful links The Grand Canyon Association, accommodation, hiking, mule trips If you're visiting the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, make time for a detour to these little-known but spectacular cliffs on the Utah border, near the town of Page The 1,000m cliffs plunge down from the Paria plateau, one of the grandest wildernesses in the country.

In her fabulously embroidered memoir My Double Life, Bernhardt tells a devastating tale of saving the widowed Mrs Lincoln from certain death by preventing her from plunging down a flight of stairs, a story that Gottlieb suggests has its origins in a chance encounter on a New York street, during which the two parties were not so much as introduced.

Infrared sensors stop it from plunging down stairways, for example, and turn-and-reverse algorithms let it extricate itself from almost any furniture jam.

Plunging down to the Caribbean Sea from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, one of the highest coastal mountain ranges in the world, Tayrona National Park has long been known to connoisseurs as one of the wildest and most beautiful corners of South America.

From the porthole windows there are glorious, segmented views of the building's interior, plunging down and swooping away from the eye in any number of unexpected dives and angles of attack.