Sentence examples for edge to doing from inspiring English sources

"There is an edge to doing something live on TV (rather) than something pre-recorded, and it showed," said Brad Adgate, analyst at ad firm Horizon Media in New York.

He's going to run three races in five weeks, and I have to keep him on edge to do that.

But the rapacious 24-hour news cycle has forced them onto the cutting edge to do their jobs better -- or at least faster.

"Henry is very good, a very likeable guy, but he has just done it with his own country and I'm not sure he has the edge to do it," added Carling.

Use a ruler or a straight edge to do this.

You can use a ruler, book, or any straight edge to do this.

If your criterion for including a sport in the Olympics is that it have some connection with the essence of the season in which it is played, the halfpipe — in which athletes crisscross down the length of a long half-tube and shoot up from its edges to do multiple turns and flips in the air — doesn't quite cut it.

He said: "We're edging nearer to doing better than last season and since the manager came in, our aim is to keep improving year upon year.

Use chalk and a straight edge to make a line but do not sew on the line.

But she felt like we should do "Halo" [by Beyonce] to bring a contemporary edge as opposed to doing all slower ballads.

But the chill postmodernist edge to "Rapture" does not lift the noodling, scatting choreography out of jazz cliché.