The intervention of Mr. Lorenzo, who previously worked with Mr. West on his Yeezus tour designs, brought a harder, more fashion-forward edge, drawing on the heavy metal and rock tees of the past.
The Post became noted for its interpretative reporting, and the cartoons of Herbert L. Block (Herblock) gave the editorial page a cutting edge, drawing much applause (mixed with denunciation from Herblock's targets) and a wide readership.
For 9 30 to noon alone, NBC enjoyed an even bigger edge, drawing an average of about 8.7 million viewers, to 3.5 million for CBS and only 2.7 million for ABC.
The Clintons began with a seemingly insurmountable fundraising edge, drawing on a lucrative network of contacts cultivated over two decades spent at the pinnacle of the Democratic establishment.
Insert the needle through the next set of loops on both edges, drawing the yarn taut through both sets.
The heated debate over what both sides portrayed as the future of this Muslim democracy on Europe's edge drew nearly 36 million voters to the polls, a remarkable 77 percent of eligible voters, Anatolian News Agency reported.
In 1963 Hermann Zapf walked into an American design school, snapped a piece of chalk in half and, with its side edge, drew a perfect lowercase g on the blackboard.
JSM Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop The biblical Christ went into the desert alone to wrestle with Satan, but here Crace imagines "a community of people on the edge", drawn to the wilderness for their own reasons.
The edges drawn with thick lines are part of the matching.
Bipartite graphs, with regions from each parcellation represented as distinct sets of vertices, were constructed, with edges drawn between two vertices when the two corresponding regions overlap.
