Sentence examples for the bluffs that from inspiring English sources

They have often spent their days playing touch football in a spacious yard between the deck and the bluffs that look out on the ocean.

Topographic maps show the bluffs that rise from the Saline River that wraps the northeast part of the city.

Instead, I've taken to walking down to the bluffs that overlook the Pacific Ocean every morning before the fog burns off.

"The land is arable and found primarily on the ground," Mr. Allen writes, about a lonely burg located "just above the bluffs that form Planck's constant".

"Don't you know that in this snooty neighborhood you probably need a license to sit on the ground?" The era is the 1950's, and the snooty neighborhood is Brooklyn Heights, specifically the Penny Bridge, which connected the waterfront with the bluff that would one day become the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.

But from the bluff that juts out into the bay the view is equally idyllic and far more intriguing.

Israeli officials, meanwhile, have said that they will not consider taking military action until Mr. Obama's deadline runs out, leaving hanging the suggestion — maybe the bluff — that they are preparing for that possibility in 2010.

And I have threatened to leave a few times when PRs kept us waiting too long (for less than A-listers), on the bluff that they need us more than we need them.

On Saturday those two were notable for their absence, as they had been in earlier matches this season, and Woodward's claims that the removal of a couple of players would make no difference could be seen for the bluff that it was.

The Iraqi dictator wanted to maintain the bluff that he had weapons of mass destruction to keep "his number one enemy," Iran, at bay.

Scotts Bluff (738 mile west) — Hiram Scott was a Rocky Mountain Fur Company trapper abandoned on the bluff that now bears his name by his companions when he became ill.