Sentence examples for fringe way from inspiring English sources

And the pregnancy is [going to evolve] in a Fringe way that you don't comprehend yet.

In contrast, he goes on, David Milch's period western "Deadwood" — set in a lawless mining camp in the Dakota Territory in the 1870s — is about the birth of that dream, "about selfish loners existing on society's fringes finding ways to come together in service of something greater than themselves".

And if Shuhei Nishimura and his compatriots on Japan's nationalist fringe have their way, none ever will.

One of the defining qualities of the Edinburgh fringe is the way it changes depending on the circumstances.

Both are well worth a look, and it's good to see some of energy and promise of the London fringe finding its way to Bromley.

Frankie Boyle and Kevin Bridges are the two big guns, the latter of whom hit the big time without much troubling the fringe on his way up.

One of the things that I really love about the Edinburgh fringe is the way that scale, form and content are all up for grabs.

"Producing yourself or your show at the Fringe is one way to invest in your career," Mark Russell, the artistic director of the experimental Under the Radar festival in New York, said in an e-mail message.

So glad Fringe found a way to bring David Robert Jones back".

Holy added that the rise of social media has also changed the way Fringe shows are marketed.

Though their Unique line is a bit more pricey, we can definitely expect to see fringe all the way through their stores come spring.