There's a good big price on the head of everyone here in the Cleft.

Ten minutes later, we were on the other side of the cleft.

He made his way down to the very focus of the cleft and stood there alone.

He walked through the cleft in the rock, and found her.

"Perhaps it is your cleft that points the wrong way."

A cleft had run along the center of his face until surgery in 1984.

"Or is there a little old man down in the cleft who might get hurt?"

How far they now were from the Cleft he had no way of knowing.

A cleft will run like a mouse across the floor.

Across the cleft, then down to the thighs for a few.

But if you change your mind, there's a cleft just behind the third house from the corner.

Should he try to get back to Anna and the cleft?

He had to sleep in a cleft of ice at about 14,000 feet.

There's a cleft in the rock there, full of dark.

All four moved back round the shoulder of the cleft.

I had heard a noise from the cleft below us!

Then, as she had said would be the case, light reached us from the sky because here the cleft was open.

He pointed his gun at one side of the cleft.

"Now that we are here, you can see where the cleft begins."

He leaned over and saw the others below in the cleft.

The cleft of a small canyon cut into them and we went that way.

The only real hope was for a cleft or ledge, above.

"Can you see the big boulder with the cleft in its top?"

"To the wall, to the cleft, to see what I will show you there!"

When they left, a person moved from a cleft in the rock where he had stood throughout their meeting.

Was not a wife supposed to cleave to her husband?

They had to cleave their way through the Order, to the other side of the valley.

At the last moment she brought her hands together, cleaving an opening into the water.

Yet those who followed his brother will also cleave to him, since he is now the only hope left.

The veins are black and they cleave the green areas.

It's cleaving my heart, because I'm supposed to be your friend.

Why must he cleave to her in a frenzy as for his very life?

All you'll feel is the bolt that cleaves into your heart.

The edge of light from the window cleaves the image at just that point.

He could still feel the pain where the hand had been cleaved from his wrist.

If only that both of this year's candidates would cleave to these standards.

"A son must cleave to his wife and a daughter to her husband.

Reliance on parents is not the only thing which causes problems in cleaving.

This cleaves my heart, That they shall never touch your body more.

The sky and ground mixed, the pain cleaved her in two.

And that's why I still cleave to men instead of women."

Another shot cleaved the gloom, wide by at least three feet.

What better way to defeat an enemy than to cleave them in two?

Until a certain age many children cleave to the secret conviction that they will live for ever.

It cleaved the old bull's brain, and he felt nothing.

The lance went right on through, as though cleaving empty air, and came out the other side.

In his hand, it would cleave through the Queen's evil forces.

But soon it was actually cleaving into the girl's vibrating body.

The mountain has cleaved the city along both geographic and economic lines.

Cleaving there so well to the wall I might have gone on unseen forever.