Sentence examples for edgy over from inspiring English sources

Fassel has become increasingly edgy over the last week.

Not unreasonably, investors have become edgy: over the past year, the FT/Standard & Poor's index of Asian-Pacific bank stocks has fallen by over a quarter.Spot the next crisisThe misery is spread widely.

"All we can hope for is the removal of Saddam Hussein from power, whether the devil does it or the Americans," said a young Iraqi professional, visibly edgy over the decision he faces -- whether to return to Baghdad and family before war erupts.

As her character evolved, so did her style: throughout the seasons, Lindley's hair became shorty, wavier, and more edgy over all.

Her voice changes rapidly in this piece from very glossy and sweet to harsh and strident as she sings "Breaking Over me," demonstrating her chameleon-like ability to change from rosy to edgy over the course of a single musical line.

And so a process that may have seemed cutting edge in 3000 BC to the Sumerians is edgy all over again.

It's gotten edgier over its life as Kixeye has gotten more comfortable with its demographic.

This win, coming hard on the heels of a more edgy victory over the English, means the French head to Cardiff in a couple of weeks with the scent of a championship in their nostrils.

The tension was evident in their edgy exchanges over the Iraq war at the first Democratic debate last week: Dr. Dean, the former governor of Vermont, and Senator Kerry, of Massachusetts, became so animated that three of their colleagues advised them to calm down.

Middlesbrough moved back to the top of the Championship table with an edgy win over fellow promotion-chasers Norwich.

Tackle edgy topics – but bend over backward for balance.