Sentence examples for at the ledge from inspiring English sources

He was not particularly high up, working at the ledge.

She would look at the ledge outside her front door, where Jamal used to sit, and wait for him to appear.

As I stood with her at the ledge, watching her at her task of assessment — sometimes even offering an opinion when she hesitated — I caught some of her pleasure and excitement.

The other day, I started drawing a guy looking out his office window at the ledge of the building and seeing, like, a priest and a fireman and a policeman already out there.

As I stood with her at the ledge, watching her at her task of assessment sometimes even offering an opinion when she hesitated—I caught some of her pleasure and excitement.

Right at the ledge of the stage was the drum area for the seasoned musician Henry Cole.

Mug shots are the gargoyles crouching at the ledges of the cathedral of Facebook.

(His pièce de résistance managed to connect nudity at the Ledges to child kidnappings and to Palestinians dancing in the streets after the September 11th attacks).

This meant that, at the Ledges, Labor Day weekend — the unofficial end of summer — would possess, even more than usual, a valedictory, melancholy air.

The scuttlebutt at the Ledges that afternoon was that the ordinance was actually "about real estate and homophobia" — the real estate in question being a hundred-and-twenty-two-acre residential subdivision adjacent to the Ledges (and the Frost property).

(They met at the Ledges during Labor Day weekend, in 1990 — refuting one of Markham's pet theories, that the Ledges is "the worst place in the world to pick up chicks").