用“cliff”造句大全，cliff造句

These brave souls have a few names for themselves: backcountry skiers, cliff skier, or extreme skiers.

He managed to hang on to a piece of rock protruding from the cliff.

On arriving at the shore， the girl struggled up the cliff towards the light she had seen.

In the distance to the east, our cliff top fanned out into an arid square mile of Indian grass, prickly pear, and more sage.

Spruce Tree House is the easiest cliff dwelling to visit. The path curves down into the valley and then up to the ruin.

And also for years I've been an aficionado of the "bus plunge" story, the 100-word filler in the newspaper that says, "Peruvian bus plunges off cliff, 50 people die."

So every time I try to talk about him, to bring him back to life, as I'm doing now, I feel a great sadness, an emptiness, as if I were on a cliff, and I have to be silent, or else drink.

The cliff overhangs the beach.

The cliff fell away at his feet.

The sea have erode the cliff face over the years.

In this climate, the climber climbed up the cliff with his stiff limbs.

To tempt workers over that cliff, firms have to pay a premium-fumes subsidies and the like.

But then, it suddenly noticed that the waves in front of it, one by one, were striking against the cliff face, being savagely broken to pieces.

Can you wait for me, so I woke up, I distinguish between right and wrong, etc. I convinced myself, I climbed out of the cliff. Wait for me to sew my chest and see you.

To the west of Hall of the Three Friends are the Library of Scriptures and the Prayer Tower. Under the cliff northwest of the tower is a cave where reputedly Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty and his friends had held secret meetings.

A pine tree overlooks the cliff.

Point Reyes, California, near the top of the cliff, under fog.

I looked around and saw that the majority stood in little groups along the slopes while several others were perched atop the perpendicular cliff walls.

Livia and I experienced one of those traditions on a high ridge at the edge of a cliff, in a truck driven by a man with a gleam in his eye.

A temple perched on a cliff.

He stepped backward and fell over the cliff.

Coyote of the "Road Runner" cartoons, who runs off the cliff and finds himself suspended in air before dropping to the valley floor.

Of course, no one wants to deal with the extra labor associated with moving through a wizard, but the leap from there to knowing what esoteric command to select from a series of long menus is usually a jump off a rather tall cliff into a shark-infested moat of implementation-model design.

Where the islands of capitalism met the sea of subsistence labour, there was not a “beach”, but a “cliff”.

Then, in the last inch or so - around 1950 - it veers steeply upwards, like a pilot banking after a cliff has suddenly appeared from what he thought was an empty bank of cloud.

Yet, like Wile E. Coyote running over the edge of a cliff, financial services kept on going.

She is shown here standing precariously on a cliff.

True, the firm's revenue growth slowed from 56% in 2007 to 9% last year, but that was still respectable considering that the global economy fell howling off a cliff.

A lofty cliff and an inaccessible precipice