Sentence examples for back from the verge from inspiring English sources
Democratizing good taste brought Apple Computer back from the verge, even if it hasn't been able to overtake Microsoft.
Historians of slavery are relieved that Mrs. Connolly preserved her father's remarkable memoir and grateful to Mrs. Watt for snatching it back from the verge of oblivion.
The result could well have turned cheap and maudlin, but the writer and director, Mike Binder, grasps the stubbornness of grief; Charlie may be hauled back from the verge of suicide, but he will never be cured.
The EU's priority should be to bring Turkey back from the verge of becoming an authoritarian regime and using the EU accession process, to which it is party, to cement human rights values and good governance.
PARIS — Alitalia appeared to inch back from the verge of bankruptcy Monday as four of its nine unions agreed on the outline of a business plan for the carrier, but negotiations continued on the thornier challenge of a new labor contract.
For better or worse, this approach has brought change to a city scrambling back from the verge of bankruptcy.
4.02am GMT Skipping briefly back to Detroit: the city has its first white mayor in 40 years, Mike Duggan, a Democrat responsible for bringing the city's hospitals back from dysfunction and the verge of bankruptcy: dominic rushe (@dominicru).@freep calling it for Duggan.
The pledge is likely to be seen as conceding the last laugh to Mugabe, long regarded as a pariah in the west but seemingly on the verge of coming back from the cold.
That decision is backed by a series of reviews of various smartphones from The Verge over the past several months, which were tapped to build the final piece.
"He's been on the verge of failure a dozen times and always pulls back from the cliff," Schulman says.
