Sentence examples for fringe of an from inspiring English sources

"Judgment," for example, brings on Cate Blanchett, as Nancy, his ex-wife, with whom he moseys around vacant Hollywood lots and the fringe of an airport runway.

In that sparsely populated city on the fringe of an empire, enslaved Africans rubbed elbows with white indentured servants while the elite strove to maintain ties with European genteel culture.

"I am learning about cars," Mr. Gingrich explained to a lone reporter on the fringe of an entourage that otherwise included local Republican officials, Penske executives and about 12 people wearing earpieces.

(Power isn't everything. If the most powerful player is on the fringe of an issue, and a cluster of less-powerful players are closer to the middle, they might exert greater influence).

As recently as a few years ago, when Mr. Kartsotis started his company known for its "Built in Detroit" watches, bicycles and leather goods, these blocks were on the fringe of an infamous skid row, the city was sliding toward bankruptcy, and the words "luxury" and "Detroit" were rarely paired outside the executive suites of Cadillac.

The neighborhood was saturated with symbols of grief — I had not known about Meadow Pollack's funeral but had simply happened upon it while driving, hitting the fringe of an automotive snarl that I had come to associate with an act of public mourning outside the artificial waterfalls and plaster rock walls of the Parkland Golf & Country Club.

The town is on the fringe of a region long repressed by Tashkent.

Here it was arrested at the fringe of a slowly swirling carpet of floating fragments.

The Ducks play on the suburban fringe of a major market, as do the Devils.

The occurrence of such biogeochemical processes was investigated at the top fringe of a landfill leachate plume (Banisveld, the Netherlands).

A short while later, he moved to Culebra and built a ramshackle tree house studio on the fringe of a red mangrove swamp.