precipitous造句

The precipitous bluff stopped us.

a precipitous path down the mountainside

A precipitous path led down the cliff.

A precipitous path led down the mountainside.

But even Chinese executions have seen a precipitous fall.

So what explains this precipitous fall in support?

The stock market's precipitous drop frightened foreign investors.

Could there be a mountain more precipitous than this?

From a precipitous height we look at the town spread out below.

The town is perched on the edge of a steep, precipitous cliff.

Her astonishing actions have opened up a precipitous passageway like the Three Gorges in Chinese history.

The mountains, cut open by the canyon, have made great precipitous cliffs.

Wall Street's precipitous fall this week reflects investor concern that growth is slowing and policymakers are increasingly impotent.

Life is like a precipitous mountain peak. Only by climbing up confidently can we have an unlimited view.

With regard to precipitous heights, if you are beforehand with your adversary, you should occupy the raised and sunny spots, and there wait for him to come up.

The precipitous cliff of the monstrous Harbaqik Mountain looks like a crooked front tooth bared and projected to a great length.

Waterfalls roaring like thunder cascade down precipitous cliffs and gurgling streams meander through serene nooks. Clouds and vapor float and wrap the scenery in a blanket of mist.

Youshan cliff, here is one of the most precipitous peaks of the Cangyue, the peak perennial clouds and mists, rain and smoke, winding mountain paths, as if countless dragons play between the clouds and the sea, hegemonic and vast.

The drizzle aroused the clouds and mists of the mountains, and the peaks loomed in the clouds and smoke, which made them even more magnificent and precipitous, making people feel mysterious and beautiful, elevated and arrogant.

Wuling Mountain is a precipitous and remote place, where all the masters are like forests, and they go deep into it alone. It is indeed more dangerous and less auspicious. If there is one, it should be much safer.

Mengshan is not as beautiful as Emei and precipitous as Mount Tai and the strange peaks of Guilin, but it has its own unique charm - red fertile soil and Yimeng Mountain minor.

Sun Tzu said: We may distinguish six kinds of terrain,to wit: (1) Accessible ground; (2) entangling ground;(3) temporizing ground; (4) narrow passes; (5) precipitous heights; (6) positions at a great distance from the enemy.

It has become a national forest park. In midsummer, the forest landscape of 10,000 hectares shows more precipitous mountains and lush green mountains. Looking from a distance, there are many fans standing in the valleys, which add to the beauty of some mountains.