In the recent convulsion has the crater but shifted Let us revere that sacred uncertainty which forever impends over men and nations.
Through it I passed to a balcony which impends over the canal, and is twined round with plants forming a green festoon springing from two large vases of orange-trees placed at each end.
To the right a grove of pines sprung from the highest pinnacles: on the left, bay and chestnut conceal the tomb of Virgil, placed on the summit of a cliff which impendsover the opening of the grotto, and is fringed with a florid vegetation.
He seems neither to know whether it be misfortune or the opposite which impends him.
There can be no threat where a common ruin impends on all concerned.
The latter, which forms a sort of amphitheatre, circles round and impends over a deep hollow or basin, opening out towards the west, in which rise the chief sources that go to form the romantic stream of the Kadisha.
The road, which in some placesimpends over the water, has been cut with great labour through the rock, and is said by tradition to have been the work of Alexander the Great.
Through it I passed to a balcony which impends over the canal, and is twined round with plants forming a green festoon springing from two large vases of orange trees placed at each end.
To the right, a grove of pines spring from the highest pinnacles: on the left, bay and chesnut conceal the tomb of Virgil placed on the summit of a cliff which impends over the opening of the grotto, and is fringed with vegetation.
If all the evils and calamities that have ever happened since the World began, could be gathered in one great Catastrophe, its horrors could not eclipse, in their frightful proportions, the Drama that impends over us.
Very much is involved in the fact that an actual severing of the relation between employers and employed impends over them as a possibility.
Save from the ruin that impends Thy town, thy people, and thy friends; O hear the warning urged once more: To Raghu’s son the dame restore.
First ranks the king, when woe impends Who seeks the counsel of his friends, Of kinsmen ever faithful found, Or those whose hopes with his are bound, Then with their aid his strength applies, And triumphs in his enterprise.
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