Sentence examples for vast cliff from inspiring English sources

Often, the vast cliff walls are so close that I can sharpen my penknife on them.

It is a stomach-churning shot: a tourist hanging from a rock, with what looks like a vast cliff drop below.

After navigating along a narrow walkway beside a deep abyss, we're finally out into the open, the camera panning back to reveal a ruined temple jutting out from the vast cliff face.

In a clearing at the edge of a vast cliff, the group spread flour on the ground in the shape of a large circle with an "H" in the middle.

Vast cliffs of chalk arch their way eastwards, fronted by the shimmering expanses of Portland Harbour and Weymouth Bay.

There is a curious sense of suspension; the sea is far below, but the slope conceals the vast cliffs which I know must be there.

Large screens carry CCTV images of vast cliffs of intricate metal in the cavern below.

The sheer face of a vast mountain cliff is equated with a sidewalk puddle clotted with autumn leaves.

Entering this place is like swimming into a vast, echoing cliff cave and, once my eyes adjust to the dark, finding it full of rock doves and black cormorants, on shadowy ledges, darting past.

I go on deck and staring at me are these vast white cliffs.

Most spectacular, however, must be St Kilda, in the Outer Hedbrides, where vast sea cliffs and abundant marine life make for sea bird heaven.