The outstanding Edinburgh fringe example is Bridget Christie and Stewart Lee, but they're not alone.
This is a fringe example.
Black's case is an extreme, fringe example, like the one with my mom.
Black's case is an extreme, fringe example, like the one with my mum.
An ash-gray sweater coat made of hand-knit alpaca fringe, for example, looked like a woolly mammoth.
"Bryan Adams is allergic to his own sheep!" interrupts her response to a question about the crowdfunding campaign that's enabling her to take her show to the Fringe, for example.
Such settings, for example, include tropical and subtropical C4-dominant grasslands (grasslands as defined by Torello-Raventos and others (2013)) partially disconnected from adjacent streams and rivers by a comparatively C3-enriched riparian fringe (for example, see Mariotti and others 1991; Bird and others 1994).
The Ann Siang Hill and Club Street neighbourhoods on Chinatown's fringes, for example, were once the quarters of traditional Chinese clan associations and select social clubs.
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.
Naming several disreputable journalists and quoting extensively from British and American tabloids, the report showed how right-wing activists had transformed fringe stories — for example, the rumor that Vince Foster, a White House lawyer whose 1993 death was ruled a suicide in five official investigations, had been murdered — into "legitimate subjects of coverage by the mainstream media".
