Sentence examples for the cliff that from inspiring English sources

Curiously, however, a recent poll found that 47 percent of the public thought that it was going over the "cliff" that would result in higher deficits.

Here the view swept far around a long continuation of the cliff that enclosed a wide swath of water made by a sharply turning river bend.

Above it rises the cliff that Bishop described in "Song for the Rainy Season" – "Without water / The great rock will stare / unmagnetized, bare".

He invites us to join him for a drink at the Cobweb Inn in Cornwall, a walk to the cliff that inspired Thomas Hardy and a shared moment of rapture in the view from there of time past.

At the end of the path, the grandmother saw the aunt sitting, a little way ahead on a tilted flat rock on the edge of a part of the cliff that was higher than the rest.

She wrote to a friend, Charlotte Murchison, in November that year: "Perhaps you will laugh when I say that the death of my old faithful dog has quite upset me, the cliff that fell upon him and killed him in a moment before my eyes, and close to my feet... it was but a moment between me and the same fate".

Runners pass right under the Trapps, the cliffs that make the Shawangunks famous among rock climbers.

Farther along, to the immediate west, you catch glimpses of the cliffs that enclose the coves where people swim and surf.

Mr. Cominetti reached deep into a crevice in the cliffs that surrounded the sand to find a rare pocket of fresh water.

For centuries, the Three Gorges, the cliffs that rise into the mist over the mean surge of the Yangtze, have inspired poets and painters.

From the Palisades, the cliffs that overlook Edgewater, the scene of the blaze, which covered several acres, resembled a lake of fire.