Sentence examples for bit on edge from inspiring English sources

If we are teaching a narrative or some moral lesson, perhaps we prefer to hide some of the details so that children remain a bit "on edge".

This is one aspect in the situation with North Korea that has everyone a bit on edge: Neither side has a very good understanding of the other.

His visit was intended to let China know that America knows that India knows that Beijing's recent "aggressiveness," as one Indian minister put it to me, has China's neighbors a bit on edge.

We're still a little bit on edge.

"He's a little bit on edge".

Everyone around you is a bit on edge.

Qualcomm is perhaps a bit on-edge.

She remembers him as a bit detached, on edge.

"I believe students and parents and everybody are a little bit more on edge as a direct result of what happened last week".

Referring to the massacre at Columbine, Mr. Delaney said: "Since that happened they have to pay more attention and everyone is a bit more on edge and more cautious".

"Although he has been playing well, Djokovic seems a bit more on edge than normal.