Sentence examples for From the cutting edge from inspiring English sources
From the cutting edge of Tokyo and New York to the chilled cabinet at Boots, sushi is fast becoming the global convenience food of choice.
"From the cutting edge drums of Steve Gurley and the lush melodies of M.J.Cole this sound attracted newer crowd with different tastes and new ideas.
David Matthews' music is a long way from the cutting edge, wherever that may be.
Power clings to the passé, retreating from the cutting edge, running safe TV shows, choosing scientific stasis.
Instead, you'll get a snapshot of the sounds that have migrated from the cutting edge to the mainstream.
Long gone from the cutting edge of university life, the radical sociologist was replaced by the poststructuralist literary scholar.
It looked like a fancier Camry, which itself had styling that was far from the cutting edge.
Today, smart IT users hang back from the cutting edge, buying only after standards and best practices solidify.
The maximum depth of the crater is located at some distance away from the cutting edge of the tool.
A list of collaborators drawn from the cutting edge of European performance include Wendy Houstoun, Patrycja Kujawska, Aurora Lubos, Alex Catona and Henry Montes.
The result is revelatory, a ground-breaking history of a recent cultural past that has, almost without us noticing, gone from the cutting edge to the museum.
