Sentence examples for precipice of falling from inspiring English sources

I did get dangerously close to the precipice, of falling in".

The Mets, who have lost four straight, are balancing on the precipice of falling too far out of contention to realistically compete.

Felix Dennis, the British magazine publisher, took America by storm in the 1990s with Maxim, a bawdy men's magazine with models whose garments always seemed on the precipice of falling off.

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And as I put my arms around this unknown girl, I felt like I was teetering on the brink of a precipice, a precipice that Ruby was in danger of falling over.

This chasm is formed by the precipice of the falls and by an opposite rock wall of equal height.

BEFORE Sept. 11, the United States economy seemed to hang on the precipice of recession without quite falling in.

At least I think it was sex, though it may have been an aggressive game of charades: "She moved over," Cody writes, "and I grabbed her legs and threw her over me, over a precipice, she fell like Fay Wray falling out of the pterodactyl's winged fingers down the sheer cliff, plunging down and resurfacing with the glimpse of a bare breast..

After the Mets lost three games to the Braves, the Phillies did, too, and they had the very definite look of a team that was teetering on the precipice of a definitive fall.

A vertiginous drop down; a real precipice that fell off.

So in terms of how you find a narrative... well, the man learned a huge amount, he searched for more, and that search took him out on a precipice, and he fell off the end.