Sentence examples for ever cutting edge from inspiring English sources
Edge and Christian hosted the December 29 , 2014episode of Raw, where they held the first ever Cutting Edge Peep Show interviewing Seth Rollins, who, along with Big Show, attacked them.
Some of the kids in attendance have never thought of college as an option, some didn't believe they'd ever have access to cutting edge technology, and some of the girls thought tech was only for the boys.
When they did come into the game, they began to knock the ball around and retain possession and briefly pressured the DC goal without ever looking like having a cutting edge.
The polished Neolithic ax, a heavy implement, was in sharp contrast to the delicate small-rock work of the last stages of the Paleolithic Period and was a reversal of the traditions of products that had yielded ever more lineal feet of cutting edge per pound of stone.
(Grode) 'A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney' (in previews; opens on Tuesday) If you ever thought Epcot Center represented the cutting edge of futuristic coolness, fasten your seat belts.
(Grode) 'A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney' (previews start on Tuesday; opens on May 9) If you ever thought Epcot Center represented the cutting edge of futuristic coolness, fasten your seat belts.
Wearables bring us closer to cutting edge tech than ever before, but nothing we've seen is quite as high octane as Colin Furze's DIY X-Men flamethrower rig in ode to Pyro.
I wonder, though, whether he ever worries that "living the good life" risks blunting the cutting edge of his art.
It keeps our workforce young, it keeps our country on the cutting edge, and it's helped build the greatest economic engine the world has ever known.
"It's really the cutting edge of science, the work we're trying to do—it's stuff that no one's ever done before," Siegert says.
