Sentence examples for got edged from inspiring English sources

O'Malley had spent much of his second term piling up a liberal record of accomplishments to be that person but simply got edged out for it.

"First, the hyphen got edged out by dots -- mostly by places that wanted to convey a European feeling, like art galleries".

I think we just got edged out by the better team, although we could have snatched it at the end.

While it got edged out in Asia, Easy Taxi is doubling down on Latin America, where it operates in 16 countries and covers more cities than Uber currently does.

In 2001, Oregon finished No. 2 in both polls but got edged out of the title game by Nebraska, fresh off a 62-36 loss at Colorado.

But coal keeps getting edged out by cheaper and cleaner alternatives.

Congresswomen eager to take on leadership roles may get edged out by influential male colleagues.

"Angie" over the beautiful ballad, "Winter," is the most painful example of one of my favorites getting edged out.

AP: The bright orange socks you're wearing show you've still got edge.

"There is nothing nefarious or improper about trying to get edge," Braceras argued.

QB: Ravens — Both have looked great, Flacco gets edge with experience.