Sentence examples for precipice by from inspiring English sources

Dancing To the Precipice, by Caroline Moorehead Harperr; $27.99).

* "Rein in at the Brink of the Precipice," by Mr. Romberg, 2003.

In the run-up he had dangled his legs over a precipice, by mulling curbs on European migration clearly incompatible with Britain's EU membership.

Ashton's La Valse opens the evening with a whirl of demonic romanticism, as a stageful of dancers are waltzed to the precipice by Ravel's relentless score.

He told the Daily Mail that Neil Kinnock was like a man being "chased towards a precipice by a lynch mob".

During a five-day rainstorm one of the foresters, Fred France, was swept over a precipice by a torrent; the rope holding him snapped and he was killed.

Muybridge was a daredevil who had himself lowered over precipices by ropes, and ventured on to escarpments where his team of pack-carriers refused to follow.

The location is spectacular -- separated by the narrow Gastineau Channel from Douglas Island, surrounded on all sides by snow- and glacier-capped mountains gouged into tortured folds and precipices by the retreating glaciers of the ice age.

The location is spectacular - separated by the narrow Gastineau Channel from Douglas Island, surrounded on all sides by snow- and glacier-capped mountains gouged into tortured folds and precipices by the retreating glaciers of the ice age.

From our first sight of Katya (Patricia Racette), she is poised on a precipice, beaten by the impossibility of being an ideal wife and daughter-in-law to two people who cannot, will not, love her.

Stockmarkets around the world, mostly in sympathy but with problems of their own, slid too.In this section A marginalised market Collywobbles Saturated At last, a price Seifert under fire Blowing it Screeching to the precipice Steering by a faulty compass ReprintsThe sweepers came in overnight to clear away the mess, and by midweek things looked better.