Sentence examples for fringe bid from inspiring English sources

Stand wins Fringe bid The Edinburgh Fringe shuffle continues apace.

But situated practically on the East River, far from the well-traveled foot trails of the Upper East Side and very far from the novelty of fringe neighborhoods, Bid sank, closing in the spring of 2002.

Instead, he abstained, claiming he had been put under intolerable pressure by unidentified figures on the fringe of the bidding process.

It finds Coombs Marr disguised as a boorish wannabe comic, dragging himself towards the finish line of his first fringe show in a doomed bid to wow "bigwigs"; mired in prejudice, desperation and cloying love for middle-of-the-road Aussie standup Adam Hills.

We're still not ready to bid farewell to "Fringe," which begins its final season Friday, Sept. 28 at 9 p.m. on Fox.

Her new show Kathbum – touring after the fringe – could hardly represent a more naked bid to inherit Joan Rivers's mantle as the wicked witch of gossip comedy.

SUMMONING his party to the center was a daring bid because it is the fringes that often are more alluring to Ulster politicians.

The immediate upshot was a victory for Ms Le Pen in her bid to transform a far-right, fringe protest movement into a mainstream party ready to govern.

In his 2008 election bid he suffered from attracting too many fringe and special interests groups, such as the Rolling Thunder vets who believe US troops are still secretly imprisoned in Russia, China and elsewhere.

The space will be called Topside during the festival, and – according to Chortle – was secured after "a tough bidding war" against the other "big four" Fringe venues.

Pearson largely failed in his attempts to attract interest in several fringe players in the January transfer window, but notably turned down bids for key player Stephen Hunt.