Sentences with phrase «deep chasm in»

Two years ago, Alexander Weigand described the cave - dwelling, Thorn Snail relative of these Spanish species from a plunging 950m - deep chasm in the Velebit Mts.

The deepest chasm in our being is our need, not for more years, but for God.

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Ivan's most profound utterance, the one which opens the deepest chasms beneath the rebel's feet, is his even if: «I would persist in my indignation, even if I were wrong.

In part it stems from the deep cultural and linguistic chasm dividing Western and Eastern Christianity, reaching back to late antiquity.

The front three would become stretched, and the nominal attacking midfielder, Oscar, who's now playing in China, would often drop too deep to get the ball, leaving a chasm of space between the midfield and the attack.

Your failure with the electorate is understandable (13 yrs in govt will do that to you), but you have got some pretty deep internal chasms to bridge.

«The issue has been forced because of the doomed coalition talks in the last days of the Labour government which revealed a deep chasm between the «progressive» and the traditional wings of the party.

In fact, this system of chasms is one of the longest seen anywhere in the solar system, running at least 1,100 miles (about 1,800 kilometers) long and reaching 4.5 miles (7.5 kilometers) deeIn fact, this system of chasms is one of the longest seen anywhere in the solar system, running at least 1,100 miles (about 1,800 kilometers) long and reaching 4.5 miles (7.5 kilometers) deein the solar system, running at least 1,100 miles (about 1,800 kilometers) long and reaching 4.5 miles (7.5 kilometers) deep.

Digging deeper into the data, she discovered an unexpected chasm in public - sector job losses between black and other workers.

Carved by the Colorado River, this massive chasm — more than 275 miles (443 kilometers) long, 18 miles (29 km) across at its widest point, and in some places more than a mile (1.6 km) deep — never fails to exceed expectations.

chasm A great or deep gulf or fissure in the ground, such as a crevasse, gorge or breach.

Dwayne Johnson is protagonist Ray, a hotshot helicopter pilot with the L.A. fire department who demos his bona fides in the opening sequence, involving the rescue of a blonde in a low - cut top whose car is jammed into the rock wall on one side of a deep chasm.

Glide over several miles of rain forest in one of the most botanically rich places on Earth, enjoying panoramic views of the Coral Sea, Barron Falls, and the deep chasm of Barron Gorge.

From the lofty peaks of Krakadouw and Middelberg to the Stadsaal Caves, grotesquely hewn by rain and running water in sandstone, there is evidence of the ease with which upper sandstone relents to weather, resulting in places in surrealistically carved pillars and sculptured columns; the natural sandstone arch of the Wolfberg and the Wolfberg Cracks — deep chasms through the sandstone.

Craft, equip, explore, and fight to stay alive as you delve deeper and face ever - greater threats in the twisting halls and endless chasms of the NECROPOLIS.

In this new and original Zombies map, «Die Rise,» players will wield powerful, upgradable Wonder Weaponry as well as combine new buildable devices to fight a relentless army of the undead throughout Escher-esque sceneries over a deep and perilous chasm.

No, my deep anguish, separate from the sadness at the loss of life in the crash, was due to a divide, a dichotomy, a chasm I could not bridge.

In my experience, there are deep chasms that exist among the clinical, administrative, and legal fields in terms of communication and thought processeIn my experience, there are deep chasms that exist among the clinical, administrative, and legal fields in terms of communication and thought processein terms of communication and thought processes.