abyss , also: abysm old use

He looks like he's been through the Abyss and back.

But he took care not to look down into the abyss.

I read his words about the black place he called the abyss.

I had not gone through the Abyss and back just to turn around now.

"What in the name of the Abyss are you doing down here?"

Had they gone down into this dark abyss never to return?

He still had one thing left to say to her, and she's gone, into the abyss.

If either was to fall into the abyss, they were to do it together.

With my head down in the water, all I could see was the blue abyss.

She had returned from the abyss, at least for the moment.

"What in the name of the Abyss is that on your head?"

They were in deep water with nothing but an abyss below them.

He started to go down into a dark abyss, then came straight back up.

If that abyss and what I held were real, there is no hope.

New York is on the edge of an economic abyss.

I too had been drawn with great force through the abyss.

If people are to go ahead they must move into and through these abysses.

Now she is herself on the edge of a political abyss.

And today they had taken another step closer to the abyss.

To become less than human, to fight her way through that abyss?

We're talking about a lot of trips into the abyss.

"Just what in the Abyss do you think you're looking at?"

Is it too late to pull back from the abyss?

She stuck her head out over the abyss and looked down.

At death, our loved ones put us into her abyss.