Sentence examples for get on edge from inspiring English sources

The players get on edge as much as the fans.

Derby games are very passionate and players get on the edge … The referees have got to understand what is going on out there.

They draw crowds as big as they get on the edge of nowhere in a film that is "consistently offbeat and entertaining" (Dave Kehr).

Get on the edge of the pool.

The seam sealer you applied to the first edge should get on the second edge during this step, thereby preventing the second piece from unraveling, as well.

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"I was really getting on the edge before I went to prison.

"The producers were kind of getting on the edge of their seat, and kind of like pushing me down," he said.

"With the quality they've got on the edges, you make one mistake and you get hurt.

But first and foremost, there's the writing itself – the clinical prose that gets you on edge right from the word go: Tom glanced behind him and saw the man coming out of the Green Cage, heading his way.

And it got me on edge thinking if I wanted to go through with it or not.