Sentence examples for also on the cusp of from inspiring English sources

Somehow, they are also on the cusp of another conference finals appearance.

She was also on the cusp of something new, Ms. Oswell said, and it seemed that everyone in town was ready for that new start.

The FA is also on the cusp of launching a professional summer league, though the plan to do this next year has been abandoned for cost reasons.

My friend David was also on the cusp of being in a serious relationship, but he prided himself in staying detached enough so he would not be forced to label it.

The world is also on the cusp of a wearable revolution which will fix Google Glasses to people's skulls and put smart T-shirts onto their torsos: the irresistible, all-knowing machines will be ever more ubiquitous.

Hanging on every shot will be the Capitals' owner, Ted Leonsis, who is now also on the cusp of taking over the city's other franchise in need of rejuvenating, the Wizards.

"After he lost first round, we went out for a nice dinner and talked about how we hoped both of us would go to London no matter what," said Evans, who was also teetering on the cusp of Olympic qualification.

Translated to laymen's terms, this means that while we're at the back end of winter we're also teetering on the cusp of early spring, where temperatures hopefully begin to rise.

The telecom industry was also once on the cusp of change.

Boston College, meanwhile, also has been on the cusp of upsets, coming just one goal short of both the Blue Devils and the Tar Heels.

I have also been right on the cusp of suicide.