Sentence examples for edged from the from inspiring English sources

As the television drama "Mad Men" edged from the early into the late 1960s, the chair appeared in the offices it depicts — exactly when it should have.

It was a precarious living, but as he continued to publish to increasingly warm reviews, the wolf was gradually edged from the door.

Cassavetes, who was born in 1929, was almost forty when he found his style and, for the rest of his career (he died in 1989), he filmed a generation that was out of synch with its time, one that was being edged from the spotlight.

Raphael, looking confused, edged away from the table.

Back in Calais, Yentob edged away from the paparazzi.

Draw a line around the curved edge, about 2. 5cm/1 inch from the edge.

This often means edging away from the record company.

Russia is edging away from the PetroDollar.

In the Republican primaries, particular candidates will gain an edge from the potential shift.

For Polina, intercourse began when Maxim tore the edge from the yellow paper wrapper.

The face-lift may take awhile to smudge the gritty edge from the Garden State's profile.