Sentence examples for cutting edge of design from inspiring English sources

Now they have to be on the cutting edge of design, marketing and social networking.

Each of the following homes reflects a particular decade and aesthetic, from the 1950s to the 1980s, some of them once on the cutting edge of design.

It's now much more about the perfection of a really well-tailored suit, about achieving a thoroughly considered resolution, rather than pioneering the cutting edge of design.

Known as the Lily, it was designed and manufactured by the Lavernes in the late 1950's, but it might as easily be on the cutting edge of design today.

Take a 90-minute guided tour of the beautiful buildings, situated on the edge of Scottsdale, which were conceived and built by Wright back in the 1930s and still look like the cutting edge of design today.

4. The company was at the cutting edge of design and had won many awards.

Trade with China enables our high-tech companies to stay on the cutting edge of innovation by focusing more resources on design and new breakthrough products.

England had lagged behind Europe in adapting to this new form of warfare; Dartmouth and Kingswear Castles, built in the 1490s to defend the River Dart, and Bayard's Cover, designed in 1510 to defend Dartmouth harbour itself, were amongst the few English castles designed in the continental style during the period, and even these lagged behind the cutting edge of European design.

"The furniture show in Milan is historically at the cutting edge of furniture design, manifesting the trends in avant-garde taste, form and material," said Fabio Filippini, the director of the Paris design studio for Renault, the French automaker.

The newly converted areas will be at the cutting edge of sustainable design.

If weightlessness isn't for you, there are plenty of other smart-home gadgets that can bring your living spaces to the cutting edge of home design.