Sentence examples for example of a fringe from inspiring English sources
A common example of a fringe benefit that is technically income but goes untaxed is the employee retention of frequent flier miles earned during the course of business travel.
Are Polyamorous relationships another example of a fringe culture which will one day be accepted and acknowledged by New Zealand society and law?
London's Tricycle is a terrific example of a smaller fringe theatre leading the way.
Worn to cover a woman's pubic region, one example is composed of a fringe of gently curved iron pods suspended from a leather belt.
In Sumeria, for example, a fringe group of philosophers and poets routinely posted "Styopsian" signs at strategic intersections throughout the country -- not to stop traffic, but unnecessary "mind movement".
Figure 6 An example of interference fringe pattern.
An example of the interference fringe signal of a reflector placed at a depth of 377 μm obtained after BGS processing is shown in Fig. 9(a).
Too mainstream for HBO or AMC, but too serious and expensive for USA or Syfy, "Fringe" is an example of a show that could exist only on a broadcast network.
Today it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, listed for being "an exceptionally well preserved example of a large Roman colonial town on the fringes of the Empire".
Her site offers as examples the cases of Jody Wells and Huw Christie, the first two editors of a fringe magazine Continuum.
He is probably a centaur (an unruly creature from the fringes of civilisation), offering a surprisingly early example of a sculptor portraying a character from Greek mythology.
