terrace edge
terrace scarp

At the terrace edge she held him over the balustrade.

Kinsman stepped to the terrace edge.

A double-palisaded enclosure, the Great Enclosure, on the terrace edge at the east end of the complex.

And though I raced and panted without pause, I could draw no nearer to the terrace edge.

A parapet wall with a deeply recessed mortar joint tops the tenth story and forms the terrace edge that contains the building's upper two stories.

The sprawling shape flew clear of the terrace edge, well clear, then turned slowly, thrashing the air, to crash down headfirst on a step fifteen feet lower.

It was along no battlements or terrace edge I was climbing, but on the sheer face of the wall itself, getting what foothold I could where the boulders joined.

Built in 1823, the William Conner House is a two-story Federal style brick house on the terrace edge of the West Fork of the White River.

The paper lanterns had disappeared, too; he fell vaguely sorry to have missed the little ritual of throwing the glowing lamps over the terrace edge and watching them drift down to the forest.

I neared the terrace edge, running with the speed of fear; but I could not reach the topmost outer stair; for at every step the marble flowed beneath me, fleeing like a pale horizon before the seeker.

The two pyramids faced south towards the edge of their supporting terrace, one of the largest terraces at the site, and were accessed via Ramps 1 and 2 that climbed the terrace edge and were directly aligned with the access ramps of Structures 3 and 4 respectively.