Sentence examples for get an edge over from inspiring English sources
Others rely on them to get an edge over their competitors.
If I started haunting eBay to get an edge over a 10-year-old, I'd lose all self-respect.
Mars, which has sponsored much of the research, has stepped in to give health-conscious chocolate eaters a hand, and presumably get an edge over the competition.
Hailers maneuver along the street, and to alternate corners, to get an edge over other taxi-seekers who have been waiting longer.
It's so tough out there, just to get an edge over the opposition, never mind work on some great change in the way England play.
| With an initial offering in Hong Kong that is expected to raise $1 billion next year, Graff, a jeweler based in London, is hoping to get an edge over its rivals, which include Tiffany's, Reuters reports.
"There is simply no department in which I think Australia have got an edge over England".
However, he does note that the market for internet services significantly more saturated now than it has been in years past — in the case of Yahoo that has meant difficulty in getting an edge over Google in search, or competing against them as effectively in advertising.
This over's a bit of a stalemate as McKay can barely get an edge on these.
