Sentence examples for fringe man from inspiring English sources

The manager wants the 35-year-old to jostle with fellow Scotland fringe man Cammy Bell, who has signed after leaving Kilmarnock, for a starting place while the inexperienced Scott Gallacher is sent out on loan.

Cotter will likely give some of his fringe men the chance to impress against the Georgians at Kilmarnock's Rugby Park next Saturday.

Ronny Deila challenged his fringe men to step up after Celtic were held to a 1-1 drat at home by Motherwell.

For a sense of just how fringe this man can be, even John Yoo the notorious Bush administation legal lackey who authored the memos used to justify torture has (so far, at least) declined to savage the Pulitzer committee as King has.

It's the backstory of one of the mutants, Legion, a fringe X-Man who is a mentally unstable anti-hero: he has varying selves and more than one power, which he has trouble controlling.

But the real nightmare was that she might learn to do without men altogether.In this section The playwright and the president Pistols at dawn New World disorder Send them to the colonies Complicite's tricks Beyond the Fringe ReprintsThese men were right to be alarmed.

On its fringes, old men crowded around chess boards.

Their position fringes no-man's land, an overgrown expanse of field littered with mines and unexploded munitions.

The latter had always been seen as a fringe candidate, a man who stuck around long past his expiration date in the 2004 primaries mostly to provide some comic relief.

30 March Otley Courthouse; 31 March, The Forum, Barrow-in-Furness; then touring John-Luke Roberts In one of the more eye-catching shows on last year's Edinburgh fringe, the Alternative Comedy Memorial Society man revives his dark, demented and unsentimental take on the "dead dad" comedy set.

In the country, strong winds on the storm's fringe killed a man by striking him with a beam.