Sentence examples for fringe of all from inspiring English sources
Ioane was in the sevens team which competed at Rio Olympics and has been on the fringe of All Blacks selection all season.
If the internet is good for one thing, it's resurrecting archive photos, footage and audio from the past lives of the rich and famous, their expressions often untainted by the rigmarole of endless promo, their smiles full of youthful abandon and their faces covered in a smattering of spots, or in George Clooney's case, the worst fringe of all time.
But now that a movie based on the novel will be released later this year (starring Emma Watson, Logan Lerman and Paul Rudd, and written and directed by Chbosky himself), there is renewed interest in this moving tale of a boy on the fringe of all that is awful and wonderful about high school.
The world of S&M in New York is related to so much else — the art scene, the music scene, film, and even advertising; Nurse Wolf is on the fringes of all of it, and she gave me the impression that as far as her family is concerned her work, which she never discusses, is largely centered on this scene.
The revelations come mainly at the fringes of all the heat and light: stay-at-home single daughter Julianne Nicholson, fast becoming one of my favourite performers; and, as Meryl's sister, the incomparable Margo Martindale (ditto: I cannot wait until The Americans returns).
High-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) images showed clear lattice fringes of all LNMO samples, and the V2O5 coating layer was about 3 nm in 5% V2O5-LNMO sample.
These two approaches to art practice fancy themselves to be the most radical fringes of all self expression: Performance Art and Social Practice.
Cut 1/2" to 3/4" (1.25 - 1.9 cm) wide fringe on all sides of the blanket.
Likewise, it is not uncommon for fringe groups of all ideological persuasions to systematically target these men by manipulating their sense of hopelessness and lack of belonging.
Labour cost comprises the salaries and fringe benefits of all staff involved in the operating theatres (regular and contract).
Something still hovers on the fringes of all this progress and rebuilding.
