Sentence examples for fringe needs from inspiring English sources

Referring to the crippling cost of staging even a stand-up gig at the festival, he said: "The Fringe needs to look after comics because so many are struggling to put on shows".

As described by Andrew Hanson of the Los Angeles Times, "'Peter' is exactly what Fringe needs to be" for the show to distinguish itself from others like The X-Files, in that it teased hints of the episode's reveal in earlier shows, and followed through by revealing the truth, leaving the viewer wanting to know even more.

Only draw the cutting marks 3/4 of the way, as the fringe needs to stay intact.

"This is no longer a fringe need that can be ignored or deferred.

We thus argue that conservation policy in urban rural fringes needs to be accompanied by effective land-use planning at regional level.

Halfway through the Fringe, and need to tidy up your own fringe?

Now I don't mean to rub this in further, but the comedy is quite popular up here, and with 2,088 shows on the Fringe we need to round up a few of today's reviews.

Olivier Rousteing was thinking of Pierre Balmain's excesses in the '80s and so went for the jewel tones of that decade with metallic fringing that needs nightclub lights to shimmy under.

After all, attention is the oxygen fringe groups need to survive.

Instead of personal attacks, or instead of attempting to define the entire movement as nothing more than the fringe, Democrats need to start taking on the Tea Party on the ideological front more often.

Finally, additional components beyond ligands, receptors, and Fringes may need to be considered in developing a more predictive view of Notch signaling.