Sentence examples for edge of becoming from inspiring English sources

These days, however, this rugged valley is on the edge of becoming a fashionable wine trail.

And unlike fusion, they are teetering on the edge of becoming big business.

Ratmansky has taken very seriously the idea that Clara and the Nutcracker are children on the edge of becoming adults.

A critic can't help but feel a bit queasy, teetering on the edge of becoming a real estate promoter.

Ukip, on the edge of becoming a mainstream British political party, is allied in the European parliament with a Polish far-right Hitler fan.

A garden is always on the edge of becoming a mass of chaotic overgrowth as you get more and more of what you already have.

On June 21 , 2004 Melvill piloted SpaceShipOne on its first flight past the edge of space, becoming the first person to pilot a privately built aircraft into space and making history as the first commercial astronaut.

Eritrea, a sliver of a country along the Red Sea, is teetering on the edge of officially becoming a pariah state after the State Department and the United Nations accused it of funneling weapons to Islamist fighters in Somalia, which Mr. Isaias categorically denies.

From car companies becoming mobility providers that you buy access to and Teslas and phones that improve with over-the-air updates to fridges that order food for you and homes that make decisions for you, we're on the edge of software becoming the connective tissue to all products.

As well as leading this alliance, Punk was also the mentor of WWE NXT rookie Darren Young who flirted with the idea of becoming straight-edge before refusing just before his head was to be shaved.

So far, only Edge of Tomorrow is at risk of becoming that more wretched beast, the US box office summer flop.