precipice

"I thought we were talking about some town called Precipice."

She had not expected to look down such a precipice!

They must see the precipice upon which we now stand.

And where I have to go down it is a precipice.

She held on to the line and walked out along the precipice.

When the world is at the precipice of nuclear war.

The precipice could be no more than ten minutes away.

I felt as if he had pulled me back from a precipice.

It was over the edge of the precipice in social terms.

A car had gone over the edge - into a precipice.

Just one more step would have taken him over the precipice edge.

When we took over, the race was at the edge of the precipice.

He was prepared to look down on a precipice, and then see nothing more.

Now others stand on the edge of that very same precipice.

Another inch or so and she would have gone over the precipice.

Back then the world seemed on the precipice of economic disaster.

In this form he fell into a precipice and died.

They were at the edge of a precipice, with water far below.

In minutes the river would carry them over the precipice to their death.

Always the boy was about to plunge over the precipice.

Perhaps there was a way back from this emotional precipice after all.

"You mean there are a lot of dogs like him around Precipice?"

"According to him, Precipice is a very big place once you learn to recognize it."

You have been walking for some months very near to the edge of a precipice.

This night the situation had already been driven over a precipice.