Sentence examples for fringe changes from inspiring English sources

The position of the fringe changes abruptly as a result of this abrupt phase change.

A more seasoned performer such as Mark Watson has seen his relationship with the fringe change over the nine years he's been performing.

The strangest of fringes change clothes a couple of times, and it's welcomed straight into the mainstream.

I may have had poor luck this go-round, but over the years, the kind of bad shows at the Fringe has changed.

London Wonderground at Southbank Centre, SE1, Wed to 27 Sep MC Summerhall is the upstart venue that, along with initiatives such as Forest Fringe, has changed the face of the fringe, proving that there is an audience during the Edinburgh shindig for genuinely radical work.

As one of the quartet of Merry-Andrews whose revue "Beyond the Fringe" (1961) changed the shape of postwar British comedy — and remains one of the few comic imports to survive the transplant to Broadway — Bennett was an owlish bundle of neurotic tics, hiding his wicked tongue behind a show of tentativeness.

It's out of the fringe that change and real creation comes.

Next we tested whether and how altering Fringe activity changed these distinct Delta and Serrate cis-inhibition phenotypes.

Besides the withdrawal of malaria transmission along the Sahara fringe, a change occurs in the year-to-year variability of PR<15.

At the fringes, climate change is compounding misery.

The rattling of the old jingoistic sword is a sure sign that the English ruling class feels its power ebbing away, torn between a European super-state, the aspirations of the Celtic fringe and demographic changes within England itself.