Sentences with phrase «falling off a cliff edge»
Will he guarantee that businesses will have the reassurance, which they desperately need, of a guaranteed transition period, rather than their falling off the cliff edge immediately after the article 50 negotiations conclude?»
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In other words, we can fall off the cliff - edge next March, without any transition or indeed any existing EU laws to bind us, but behave as though we are still in fact full members of the EU.
If you kick a soccer ball toward the edge of a cliff, it will always fall off.
«NASA is sort of falling off the edge of a fiscal cliff.
Sales of the electronic device made by Amazon have not just fallen off the edge of the cliff, they've hit the bottom.
Then it's off to Manta Point or Banah cliffs, where your breath will be snatched from you as you realise how very close you are to falling to your death over the edge of sheer soaring rock.
That's not quite the whole story, but the stats don't lie: in Britain, titles like Edge and GamesMaster have seen their readerships fall off a cliff in recent years.
You feel the intensity of every sharp corner as you hug the edge of the turn and do everything you can to keep the car from falling off the cliff while tearing through the track as fast as you can.
As a harbinger of this weird spin, Prager's film begins with a unibrowed man describing a recurring nightmare about falling off the edge of a cliff.