Sentence examples for edge for something from inspiring English sources

And what will replace them may provide fresh evidence that the city has traded its longtime rock 'n' roll edge for something mellower, and a bit corporate.

So obviously Vergil was aiming to acquire Sparda's Force Edge for something other than evil.

Apparently, in Gates Foundation-ese, "getting in on the edge of something" equates to doling out the big bucks for development.

Let her feel like you're on the cutting edge of something so she'll always want to stick around for the ride.

Do we feel on the edge of something historic?

"I was on the edge of something wondrous," Rabinowitz writes.

They're on the leading edge of something extraordinary".

Probably not, but clearly the Nook's fairly clunky-looking plastic edging was good for something.

Journalists are on edge, joking nervously, waiting for something meaningful to happen.

The experience gives you, just when you're on the edge of death, hope for something more".

He was looking for something "cutting edge,' he said, something that hadn't been tried before.