Sentence examples for stiff earth from inspiring English sources

"It is terrible to survive / as consciousness / buried in the dark earth": Then it was over: that which you fear, being a soul and unable to speak, ending abruptly, the stiff earth bending a little.

Could it be that stiff, starchy Edinburgh surrenders to the dark side during the festival?

Harry Connick Jr. proved considerably less adept at mastering the contours of French, delivering a stiff "La Vie en Rose".

Think how much harder it would have been to stiff New York if the public had understood the extent to which Lower Manhattan had become a hazardous waste site.

Even now President Bush continues to stiff Afghanistan's caped hero, Hamid Karzai, as he pleads for American troops to help secure all of Afghanistan.

Against Trinidad, De La Hoya put on a masterful display of boxing for the first eight rounds, fluidly floating around the ring and tagging the stiff Trinidad at will.

The designer sent out a much sportier show than in past seasons, with halter-neck dresses, stiff Bermuda shorts and lightweight round-neck knit sweaters all showing up on the catwalk.

He moved his headquarters to Nashville from the capital last October, at a time when he was dogged by the image of a stiff Washington insider, and Mr Bradley - a former basketball star and senator - was gaining ground.

China may promise box-office galore, but the film faces very stiff Hollywood competition in the next fortnight there in the shape of the last Hunger Games and The Martian's sycophantically transparent Chinese plotline.

Now he's marched off to Truro jail, leaving Demelza staring out to sea, copper wisps dancing on the stiff Atlantic breeze and the waves pounding the rocks below.

You can hunt for lumps of amber (fossilised tree resin) in the vast, lunar sand dunes where Rommel is said to have practised desert warfare, or watch families sheltering from the stiff Baltic breeze.