Sentence examples for edging himself from inspiring English sources

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Every day he makes new friends and cultivates new contacts, edging himself and his work — a collection of expressionistic oil paintings and vibrant, graffiti-laced pastels — just a little bit farther into a universe that to others might appear huge and indifferent, but as Filthy sees it is stuffed with possibility and also potential customers.

He entered slowly with his arms crossed and you can see him edge himself closer and closer to the print.

Edge himself is profoundly committed to the project.

He was treating the symptoms of war on a daily basis, and he did not want to go over the edge himself by being sent into combat, so he went over the edge and shot up a processing center at Fort Hood when his greatest personal terror was being realized without any way to stop it.

Does he see himself edging toward running for president some day?

While military action is unlikely, Xi may find himself edged towards greater diplomatic involvement as he seeks to live up to his image as the country's strongest leader for decades.

Dostoyevsky's short novel The Double, where a clerk finds himself edged out of society by another man identical to him in every respect except that he is popular and clubbable, can be read as just such a text: the writer standing back and watching the grotesque spectacle of himself being successful in public, him and yet not him.

He ended last season at Birmingham City, but found himself edged out as they waged a relegation battle.

Meanwhile, Booth, perhaps at the point he was starting to enjoy himself, edged away and smiled, satisfied with sudden improvement.

"When you talk to him, he's got a little bit of edge about himself, and he's got a lot of confidence in himself," Dubee said.