Sentence examples for brink over from inspiring English sources
Last year Spain teetered on the brink over which Portugal, Greece and Ireland have toppled.
"It is over the brink — over several brinks — and has been for some time".
I like to think that Labour can bring itself back from the brink over the next 10 days and will stop arguing itself into political oblivion.
The question of how a redeveloped South End ought to coexist alongside a downtown that was itself brought back from the brink over the last decade has been sensitive from the start.
United's form seemed to leave Van Gaal on the brink over the Christmas period, but Woodward is believed to be determined to see the former Ajax and Barcelona manager succeed.
The eurozone has repeatedly drawn back from the brink over the past three years, but a default by Italy or Spain would pose a threat to the single currency's existence.
That means that next Friday they're going to go to the brink all over again as they try to pass a spending bill that will last through this fiscal year, or Sept. 30.
The Spaniard, who admitted that he had received "several offers from England" but declined to name the clubs, is on the brink of taking over at Manchester City.
Mark Hughes is on the brink of taking over at Queen's Park Rangers today, filling the vacancy created by Sunday's sacking of Neil Warnock.
Businesswoman Ann Budge is on the brink of taking over after a meeting of creditors in Lithuania this week.
Financing was the Achilles' heel of banks that went to the brink, or over it, in 2008.
