Sentence examples for further on edge from inspiring English sources

Those arrests seemed to put a nervous city still further on edge.

It put Israel, which is nervously watching the new order taking shape around it, further on edge.

The deal between Mahmoud Abbas, leader of Fatah and president of the Palestinian Authority, and the Islamist movement Hamas put Israel further on edge.

Following the burial of Berkin Elvan – a teenager who died after being hit in the head by a teargas canister during last summer's protests – two more deaths have set the mood in Turkey further on edge.

NAIROBI, Kenya — Only days after heavily armed assailants stormed a crowded mall and killed scores of people in the capital, militants killed three people near the border with Somalia, Kenyan officials said Thursday, putting this country even further on edge.

"He was sent over the top with approval," one MP says.Labour knows it must calm Britons' nerves about migration, which may be set further on edge as unemployment rises.

Jerusalem - city on edge.

Out bounded the cocky, rule-breaking, daredevil flyboy, a man navigating the Highway to the Danger Zone, out along the edges where he was born to be, the further on the edge, the hotter the intensity.

This is a stalwart body of works, six shows alone at the Geffen Playhouse (10886 Le Conte Ave ., Westwood(310-208-5454), and he succeeds - in a fashion - with this, his seventh, which is a co-production of the Geffen with the Manhattan Theater Club (an estimable group furthering on-the-edge works. They will present this play there on Broadway in the fall with Danner in the same role).

This was Beethoven even further on the edge than in the crazed finale of the Seventh; Beethoven the radical, the revolutionary.

The arrival in the neighborhood of a Jewish storekeeper named Finkelstein David Paymerr) has further set tempers on edge, and there is a movement underfoot to boycott his newsstand.