Sentence examples for edge of greater from inspiring English sources

Dickson is based on the former Pine Rivers shire on the outer north-western edge of greater Brisbane, and includes Albany Creek, Kallangur and Strathpine.

Come back in a month or two and it will be a town.The desert that touches the edge of greater Cairo is being transformed.

Getting into the city from the airport is usually arduous and expensive: think of Heathrow, on the western edge of greater London, or O'Hare, along Chicago's northwestern fringes, connected to its city by a narrow, annexed strip of land.

The rhapsodizing high-tech guru George Gilder, in his new book, "Telecosm: How Infinite Bandwidth Will Revolutionize Our World," writes that "the telecosm launches us beyond the fuzzy electrons and frozen pathways of the microcosm to a boundless realm of infinite undulations".... Are we truly standing on the edge of greater freedom and personal control?

Our system may be on the edge of great things.

It's delivered in prose that is effortlessly stylish, exact and always trembling on the edge of great humour.

But when we arrived at our cottage in Colwall, a village on the edge of Great Malvern, I had come down with a fierce cold.

I can imagine small canvas awnings flapping over their narrow terraces -- very narrow, since most of them seem perched close to the edge of great rocks -- in the summer; or olive wood branches blazing in their fireplaces in the winter.

I would love to have published it just for the usual and legitimate editor's reason of wanting to feel vaguely involved at the far outer edge of great events.

The small hopper buses often run right to the edge of great beaches and cliffs, and on country lanes passengers can just stick out a thumb to stop the bus.

But what's happening is that customer service is at the leading edge of great competitive online businesses," he tells me.