We pull onto a dirt road through a sunflower field, heading towards the abyss, and find the jagged shoreline and a lonely parking lot.
Peel back this pedestrian top line figure, and what you'll see is a jagged landscape of booms and busts.
Pascal saw a brief spark, and the top of his bottle broke apart, leaving a jagged gap in the glass.
Whatever her motivation, she finally caved and penned a jagged line down PR-184, marking an X in the middle of nowhere.
When he went in for a dunk on his hoop at home, he snapped off the pole, leaving a jagged stump in the driveway.
The acting space itself, in front of the orchestra, was challengingly narrow, with plants in front and a jagged wall to the left for entries and exits.
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The young Zar Gul (a wonderfully understated performance from the director's son, Babar) learns the values of poetry and marksmanship on majestic, jagged hillsides under a cobalt sky.
Renderings of the development, known as Marina Lofts, show three large towers that look like stacks of white bricks, with chunks missing and a jagged split between two of the buildings.
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One blurry image from an Air Force tracking station in New Mexico, taken about a minute before the shuttle disintegrated, shows what some observers have interpreted as a jagged leading edge on the left wing.
As of publication time, the video is 20 minutes long and includes a range of hilarious and agonizing screams, including a screaming goat and a climber standing atop a jagged pinnacle, howling in triumph.
The island of Sicily has some sensational coastlines of its own, but slip across to the seven Aeolian islands a short boat ride away and you are into otherworldly territory, part of a jagged volcanic ridge.
Nearby, a lean, angular Schmidt-Rottluff nude from 1914 awkwardly folds herself into a schematic landscape, as if aspiring to become one of the Demoiselles d'Avignon, while a jagged Kirchner streetscape, 1912-14, offers yet another creative transformation of Cubist notions.
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Like the late Ralph Shapey, Mincek has a knack for etching jagged figures so cleanly that they take on a sculptural quality.
And it was he who finally found a way through Ramdin, with a ball that jagged down the hill.
"It's pretty much a no-fall zone, " Jennifer shouts to seven skiers clinging to the mountain above a slender, jagged 53-degree chute called Two Smokes.
The researchers tried three ideas: a single tungsten tip, an array of silicon tips, and a film containing jagged fragments of synthetic diamond, whose sharp angles acted as tips.
Home is no less fraught: Uxbal is an adoring, manners-correcting father to Ana (Hanaa Bouchaib) and Mateo (Guillermo Estrella), but his estranged wife, Marambra (Maricel Alvarez), is a ruin, jagged with drink, who cannot be trusted with the kids.
Working from a one-to-twenty scale polystyrene model, the designer worked closely with an engineering team, including two traditional stone-carvers, in making a vast, jagged construction that, bolted to the walls and secured by steel cables, interweaved gracefully in and out of the shop windows, and loomed above the pavement.
The Museum of Modern Art's "Flame" (c. 1934-38), for example, is a precursor to all-over abstraction, with its jagged orange, black and white slashes that represent a raging fire.
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The fourth side was partly closed by a high wall, surmounted by jagged edges of broken glass set firmly in old lime plaster, and pierced in its center by a wide entrance-way.
There's nothing especially original in the Artic Monkeys' music, but they perform it with a swagger, the jagged edges deliberately intact.
Perhaps a fairer match for the new course would be against eight-year-old Cape Kidnappers in New Zealand, which runs along and around ridges on a secluded stretch of jagged coastline.
Videogame designer Brenda Brathwaite--a professor at the Savannah College of Art and Design known for her work on games such as "Def Jam: Icon" and "Jagged Alliance"--says a game about consolidation in the videogame industry would have to pivot from one genre to another.
It was the equivalent, if not of burning Thornfield Hall to the ground, then at least of ripping down the paper which Mr Hague had spent a year laying over its most jagged cracks.
None of his bandmates really knew how to play their instruments either, but his scratchy guitar style was a perfect match for Pylon's jagged rhythms and art-damaged dance beats.
But while the country's stunning beaches, jagged mountains and lush vineyards have long served as a backdrop for films, as well as TV adverts, Cape Town Film Studios is now aiming to make South Africa a major destination for both location filming and top-quality studio productions.
Swimming along the edge of a reef wall, vast shoals flit at jagged angles around each other.
For the Welsh examining board, the WJEC, those jagged edges look very much today like the horns of a dilemma.
Set in a monumental amphitheatre of peaks, ridges and jagged stone bluffs, it's far more rugged than the sweeping farmlands at Appenzell.
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