Sentence examples for edge given from inspiring English sources
How heavy was the edge given to these applicants?
Participants at the meetings remained on edge, given the gravity of the threat.
Ms. DeMars calls them cutting edge, "given the design, the artistic quality of his carousels and the breathtaking painting".
The commission would also look at the notoriously thorny issue of freedom of speech, which could take a political edge, given the heavily politicised stance of most newspapers.
From the Times report on the Washington meeting: Participants at the meetings remained on edge, given the gravity of the threat.
Thomas, considered the Giants' best cornerback when he tore an anterior cruciate ligament during the 2011 preseason, would appear to have the edge given his experience.
That edge gave Ferrer much more control of baseline play.
I always want to be on edge, because that edge gives you energy and excitement.
A straight edge gives the silver thin stripy lines; a small, rounded hammer lends a shimmery effect.
In the end, that extra edge gave the Cavs just what they needed to counter the Knicks' bevy of comebacks.
A brown dwarf chameleon (Brookesia griveaudi), which when still can do an excellent imitation of a dead leaf, stumbled at the trail edge, giving itself away.
