Sentences with word «precipice»

The gallery, with two sets of stairs running at longitude and latitude through the space, has an architecture that felt like a type of precipice of sorts, a division between spaces that one has to integrate into, step up and onto.

There was no way I was going to survive going straight from Boston to San Francisco so I flew back home after PAX East, stayed there for a few days (working on Precipice of Darkness 4 in the meantime) and then flew up to San Francisco the morning of my post-mortem.

She is cigarette fixed at precipice of red lips.

Penny Arcade: On the Rain Slick Precipice of Darkness Episode 1 and Episode 2 were developed by Hothead Games.

She received choreographic commissions from Precipice Award, The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Calligram Foundation / Allie Furlotti and Black Creative Collective: BrownHall -2016.

Smaller and mid-sized works like New Mexico, If You Want Blood and Morning invite us to peer over precipices into an undulating abyss of rich textures and color.

Katharina Fritsch's work navigates the fragile precipice between reality and fiction.

Pynchon fans must be quaking on the anticipatory precipice for such a meeting of the minds.

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One of its highlights is «Jumping Rock,» an enormous, craggy boulder that punctuates the bay's western edge where daredevils leap from the cliff - like precipice into the sea during the calm summer season.

Penny Arcade Adventures: On The Rainslick Precipice of Darkness: Episode 2 is available for $ 15.

The former seat of the Croatian Kings, the medieval fortress of Klis once guarded the frontier and is situated atop a rocky precipice above the town of the same name.

The EU isn't on the edge of the financial precipice yet (like it was last fall when the ECB made 3 - year loans to euro banks), so macroeconomic and financial conditions in Europe are set to slide further until the ECB mounts its steed and rides to the rescue.

At this point it's all mostly just a blur, but within minutes I could feel myself at the edge of the gloriously awful precipice known as «the ring of fire».

THE work of London strategic consultancy Precipice Design has been honoured at the 2018 iF Design Awards.

It takes the «navigate through one room at a time, across precipices, past enemies, using the environment to your advantage» - style gameplay of Pitfall!

Future generations will likely recognize the current precipice, in hindsight, as The Last Gasp of the Bubble Era.

«We would not be here today at this very precipice of such a dangerous move if the Obama policy in the Middle East wasn't naive and arrogant, misguided and dangerous,» Perry, the governor of Texas, said in a nationally televised speech during which he was surrounded by Jewish leaders.

If you would attain to the mountain - top you must pass through the valley, climb the steeps, unafraid of the dangerous precipices.»

«Giving rein to doubts about God's presence makes it easy to blunder down a road marked «agnosticism» towards a dark precipice»

Stepping back from the email precipice for a minute (that Cap Ad study has been stirring up some BIG waves in the online advocacy world), ealier this year the Bivings Report conducted a study of how campaigns for U.S. Senate were using the internet that's worth checking out.

At least two — the City of Long Beach and Rockland County — have reached the edge of a fiscal precipice.

Treasury select committee member Norman Lamb is to organise crisis meetings with regulators over the lack of help for most precipice bond victims.

The timeliest Oscar contender has got to be Bulgaria's «The Judgment,» a drama set along the terrifying precipice on the Bulgarian border, where Syrian and other refugees risk death daily.

Hargeisa, Somalia, was balanced on a fragile precipice in the fall of 1987 — held in the grip of a powerful dictatorship, with signs of revolution emerging with ever - increasing frequency.

You can test your abilities in no less than 15 circuits, in which you will need to face precipices, make incredible jumps and even immerse in water as if you were inside a submarine.

The small, uninhabited islands of Wolf and Darwin are the eroded crests of extinct volcanoes that rise from depths of more than 3,000 feet to become towering rocky precipices that soar 500 to 800 feet above the sea.

PA (and Joel Dreskin) had set up a very nice booth with a few tables & several stations where you could play Precipice of Darkness 4 (which were all running on rather old laptops hooked up to nicer monitors).

«Maybe this is a sign that we have reached a moment, like 2000, where investors wake - up abruptly from their liquidity - induced slumber and realise they have inadvertently sleep - walked to the edge of an investment precipice.»

Nevertheless, Malthus» recognition that the «preventive checks of moral restraint» implied the possibility of stationing a society at some distance from the Malthusian precipice is relevant to any consideration of the circumstances in which escape from the constraints of an organic economy might occur.

In this regard he was very like Pope Benedict in his recent, balanced appeal to Portuguese culture - formers to pull back from the anti-family precipice towards which, in fulfilment of Newman's prophecies (see our editorial), they are speeding (see Road from Regensburg, RR, last entry).

What he would not have believed was the amount of adversity the Crusaders would face to reach the historic precipice.

While you're exploring, don't miss the spectacular precipice of Nuuanu Pali — some 2000 feet of sheer rock over which King Kamehameha I drove his enemies in battle.

Don't look now, but a quick deal to sidestep the federal government's fiscal cliff could end up pushing New York state to the edge of its own precipice.

Norman Lamb is getting tough with regulators, urging them to help precipice bond victims, says Tony Levene.

«Perhaps the greatest risk to the city's fiscal balance at this moment is the budget precipice upon which Albany teeters,» the IBO writes.

Nigeria needs an urgent regional intervention to save the Country from the imminent precipice.

And despite his accomplishments, Liu teeters on a mental precipice: «It feels shameful, like, hey, I'm in my early 30s, I should have had a Yahoo by now — or I should at least have had a company I sold for tons of money.»

Many people place that statistical precipice at a transistor size of 9 nanometers, about 80 silicon atoms wide.

My journey to this lonely precipice of modern thought began last week, with an article in the paper about government efforts to «reverse the long - term decline in the number of children studying science.»

«Soft tissue precipices such as stretching, foam rolling and self - trigger pointing are also essential to avoid cumulative muscle tightening and potential injury and should form part of any recovery regime.»

Smrz handled the train sequence — which singlehandedly saves the movie, and not just because it's the moment at which Howie Long's annoying meathead sidekick gets kicked off the train from a high precipice.

Captain James T. Kirk (the stoic Chris Pine) is on a psychological precipice, questioning his worth as the leader of the Starship Enterprise after exploring the universe and dealing with «episodic» encounters for three of its five - year mission.

Through it all, the X1 held its own, seemingly unaware of the steep precipices and the terrain around it.

Whenever some nigger who'd «done lost they motherfucking mind» needed to be talked down from a tree or freeway overpass precipice, the call would go out.