Sentence examples for fringe time from inspiring English sources

White Night Melbourne runs from 7pm to 7am on 21 February across the city Naked magicians, a Mississippi murderer, Japanese paper theatre – if it's Perth, it must be fringe time.

By showing it on Fridays from 4 to 5 p.m., TLC is banking on it to inject some much-needed vitality into the "fringe time" that perpetually confounds TV executives.

"At fringe time you should be trying to see small people doing strange things, things that maybe fail and you think 'Oh my God, I can't believe they did that', but at least you've had that experience".

"Ciara" is playing at the Traverse Theater, which focuses on new writing and, though it is not a summer-only pop up venue like many other Fringe locales, participates fully during Fringe time and is always a reliable place to go.

Of course, a sunny, uncomplicated 50-minute piece in the context of a long five-show day will come as a real breath of fresh air to the beleaguered critic, but it often feels that outside fringe time, few regular theatres will ever take a punt on anything deemed less than substantial.

B8 BUSINESS DAY C1-18 U.S. TV Shows Fading Overseas From Sicily to Singapore, American dramas and sitcoms increasingly occupy fringe time slots on foreign networks, while a growing number of homegrown shows -- produced by local broadcasters -- are on the air at the best times.

It is a much different and quieter place on most weekdays and fringe times than when the mobs are pouring in.

Anyway, I'm nearly in Edinburgh's Waverley station, bracing myself for the Fringe-time assault of leaflet distributors.

I saw her at the fringe last time I came!

As long as Fringe has time to give a strong and satisfying finale, I'd be okay with this being its final season.

After spending four years as a fringe part-time player, he hit 54 home runs and was rewarded with a five-year, $65 million contract.