Sentence examples for edges to keep from inspiring English sources

Mr. Streever's writing style feels original and organic: it is flinty and tough-minded, with just enough humor glowing around the edges to keep you toasty and dry.

Woven carpets must be cut in line with the warp and weft and they must have a binding along the edges to keep the threads from unraveling.

For the growth of ZnO nanorods, the prepared substrate was inserted inside a Teflon sample holder at the cut edges to keep the deposited side downward inside the growth solution.

Especially in families, I think humor is used to soften edges, to keep relationships connected even though there's pain.

You're going to roll it up, so leave a margin around the edges to keep too much of the stuffing from squishing out.

I don't know if they still exist since I'm a child of the '50s -- a bustling Republican era if there ever was one -- but the lowest tech of dolls -- if you can even call them that -- were those two-dimensional paper cutouts on which you could place clothing of all sorts by folding down the tabs on their edges to keep the clothes in place.

His dark beers, like Brownstone, whose name is particularly Brooklynesque, are rich but have enough of a sharp edge to keep them from being heavy.

Yet as polished as these readings were, the players allowed for just enough of a rough edge to keep the performances from seeming slick and overrehearsed.

Every so often I pee into a pint glass and shake it along the garden's edge, to keep the worst of the cats at bay.

"I think because we have had a couple of games this year when we have lost our focus and it didn't work out very well for us, that has put us a little more on edge to keep that focus.

I'm sorry if they have to see the ugliness of humanity and have to develop a callous edge to keep it together when the shit goes down.