Sentence examples for edge of losing from inspiring English sources
Men are often portrayed as sexually ravenous, constantly on the edge of losing control of their libidos.
'Yeah, but I ain't listening to him,' I responded … I was on the edge of losing my mind".
"Competitive flexibility is a necessary characteristic of an innovative growing economy, and we are at the edge of losing it".
It is almost Shakespearean for Brown to be – at the very edge of losing power – suddenly able to express himself, to be free to act as the Gordon we all know he must be inside: an intelligent, but angry man.
It was clear from the opening chords that Mr. Nasseri's focus was on the work's grandeur and high drama, but even so his fluid tempos kept you guessing how the balance of athleticism and poetry would tilt at any moment, or how close to the edge of losing control he would take his frenzied account of the finale.
Wrapped in the music and the languages, with the crisp taste of pilsner in my mouth, I was on the edge of losing myself at last — until, once again, I heard a woman's voice: "Are you sleeping?" I opened my eyes.
AT first and even second glance, the two main characters in "Life as a House" appear to exist on the outer edge of lost causes.
Hetherington ponders out loud the edges of losing control in being exposed over time to extreme conditions and thus less sharp to the realities of the situations he found himself in, and seemed to always be on point in checking himself.
The treaty is very popular among Republicans in Iowa, and Dole was on the verge of losing his edge there over Bush — if Dole loses Iowa, that could effectively be the end of the Republican contest.
Even though the lyrics are still very dark and very on the edge of me losing it every single time I write a word, I really wanted it to have a sunny feeling".
To poor families living on the precarious edge of sustainability, losing the precious income provided by their children could mean the difference between scratching out a living and being thrown into abject poverty.
