Sea Cliff

He was a bartender at a lounge called Moonshadows, built on a sea-cliff in Malibu - the city's outermost lantern, glowing in range from the luminescent orbs hanging in rows over its patio to the soft ambiance of its reverberating candles within. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Jabal Mukattam is the old sea-cliff where the Mediterranean once beat and upon whose ❋ Unknown (2006)

The image in this case was of a young man waking from a dream to see the moon shining on the dark waves pounding on a sea-cliff below his window. ❋ Unknown (2004)

After the Ermida are more ruined houses and ragged plantations upon the narrow shelf between the sea-cliff and the sea: they lead to the hot and unhealthy low town skirting the harbour, a single street with small offsets. ❋ Unknown (2003)

The camp was pitched upon the northern shore of the inner cove, behind the new town, and sheltered by the tall sea-cliff: here stood Old Zibá, whose stones, buried for ages under the sand, are now dug up to build its successor. ❋ Unknown (2003)

The latter, whose site is by far the more picturesque and amene, lay upon a long tongue of land backing the slope of the sea-cliff, and attached to the low whitish hillocks and pitons rising down south. ❋ Unknown (2003)

The islet itself seems lately to have been two: the neck and head are one, and the body is another; an evident sea-cliff marks the junction, and what appears like a Wady below it, is the upraised sea-bed of coralline. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Tonight we'll stay in one of the sea-cliff caves five miles or so from here. ❋ King, Stephen (1997)

The chief use they made of us was to call for large fatigues to construct terraced dug-outs for them in the sea-cliff, but for several successive nights we had to sleep in our boots with equipment and ammunition beside us, ready for an immediate move. ❋ F. L. Morrison (N/A)

Neapeague and the point, the road makes a sweeping détour to the south, bringing us nearer to the sea-cliff, and we hastened to reach the lighthouse before the night made the rough track dangerous. ❋ Various (N/A)

The same stands in a dark cavern of the sea-cliff rocks, beneath full sea-mark on spring tides, from the top of which cavern fall down or distil continually drops of water from the white, blue, red, and green veins of those rocks .... ❋ Unknown (N/A)

Deserted by him, she wanders forlorn to a sea-cliff and plunges in, to drown. ❋ Josiah Henry Combs (1923)

The sea-cliff is not so high here, and is more broken up by crevasses and caves, and more covered with snow. ❋ Apsley Cherry-Garrard (1922)

He stood beneath a sea-cliff, and the rocks of the cliff were sprinkled with scarlet moss as it might have been a fall of red snow, and lilac moss shouldered between boulders of pink granite. ❋ Unknown (1920)

And one day all was finished, and the tomb stood there like a steep sea-cliff. ❋ Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Dunsany (1917)

As we may see a pigeon or chough high on the verge of a sea-cliff float out into the blue leagues of the air, and drift motionless and light -- or descend to the sea less by gravity than at will -- so did she. ❋ Maurice Hewlett (1892)

His path now lay close by the house and on to the sea-cliff behind. ❋ Lily Dougall (1890)

But ever the road returned in a brief space to the edge of the sea-cliff, and everywhere it was solid as the hills themselves, and seemingly as secure. ❋ Unknown (1887)

At this point on the face of the sea-cliff I was told that I should discover a _grotta_, one of the caverns which some think are indicated by Cassiodorus when he speaks of his fish-preserves. ❋ George Gissing (1880)

Imagine an enormous sea-cliff torn out and broken down level with the sea, so as to leave a great scoop-shaped hollow in the land, with one original fragment of the ancient cliff still standing in the middle of the gap -- ❋ Lafcadio Hearn (1877)

every ones knows everyone's [buisness] in [sea] cliff and the smell of pot in sea [clif] is a common occurance. ❋ Starving Artiste (2006)

I was driving in Sea Cliff today and I was almost hit by [a local] driver when he/she blew a [stop sign]. The worst part was that he/she looked at me like I did something wrong and should be [ashamed] of myself. ❋ CielBleu (2015)