Sentence examples for precipice for from inspiring English sources

Some teams would walk their dungeoneer off a precipice for no reason.

Unless they realise this and devise a way to manage the country together, Egypt will remain on the edge of a precipice for years to come.

President Oscar Arias Sánchez, of Costa Rica, described the session as taking place "on the brink of a precipice for our planet".

But did he deserve to be dangled over the precipice for weeks, and then suddenly cut loose in the dead of night?

The Walking Dead managed to go out on a bang, leave viewers staring down the precipice for half of the year, and start off with another bang as it slowly pulled us away from that cliff.

At H&H, New York's flagship bagel shop, the price has teetered at the 95-cent precipice for almost two years, gradually rising from 15 cents (as best as H&H employees can recall) when the shop opened in 1972.

2012 was a year of balancing on the edges of cliffs and precipices for Europe.

The best director race in 2010 was an all-star gallery of revered American auteurs on the indie-mainstream precipice: Darren Aronofsky for Black Swan, the Coens for True Grit, David O Russell for The Fighter and that year's critical favourite, David Fincher for The Social Network.

And with the passage of the OTC hearing bill just around the corner, we're on the precipice of major change for tech and for consumers.

José, the guilty halfbreed, dying at the bottom of the precipice, calls for help.

With preschool, we are on the precipice of what becomes for some an intense quest for the best schools, the best programs, the best books or the best music that will make our kids smart, sociable and competitive.