Sentence examples for edge of course from inspiring English sources
What gives their matches an added edge, of course, is that they don't get on.
What he imagines here is that a wheel spins faster and faster, but as it spins the outer rim is continually worn away (rather like the wheel with which one sharpens a knife), and is worn away rapidly enough so that the fastest moving part of the wheel, which is the outer edge, of course, is always moving slower than the outer edge a moment before was.
Fold in half, and for ease we are going to use the existing finished edge (of course, you could use some bias binding if you wanted).
"They were bound and determined to keep us off the edge and, of course, with Felix going out, that hurt us a great deal".
The urge to gain an edge is, of course, a feature of business.
One thing of paramount importance is to dress right: just enough leather to show her you've got the edge, and of course a gold chain adorned with the cross of approval to show her you'll treat her right.
Bad for Lewis fans, but good for the story, which seems to be settling into a tale of women on the edge: Carrie, of course, but also Brody's wife and daughter.
The family lived in a modest house on the edge of the course.
When Paula Radcliffe, last year's New York City Marathon winner, was on her way to winning the 2005 London Marathon, she suddenly stopped at the edge of the course and went to the bathroom, without a bathroom.
— CHRIS MUSELER If the Kiwis have any secret weapons on board, this would be the time to divulge them #americascup — Christopher Clarey (@christophclarey) 25 Sep 13 Near the end of Leg 3, New Zealand has been trying to sail all the way to the edge of the course to gain some sort of wind advantage, but Oracle's lead seems insurmountable at around 300 meters.
