Sentence examples for has a fringe from inspiring English sources

This use of the public network has a fringe benefit.

"Islam, like most faiths, has a fringe of radicals who carry on bloodshed wherever they are.

Borsato, who is fifty, has a fringe of white hair and the shoulders of a rugby fullback.

She is in her early 60s, married and with grown-up children, but has a fringe that dangles over her eyes like a gauche schoolgirl's response to the intolerableness of being looked at.

The engineer, who has a fringe of black hair and gold-rimmed glasses, only wanted to be identified by his adopted name of Mike because three of the four gunmen remained at large on Monday.

But the subtle expressiveness of our eyeball area has a fringe benefit: VR researchers can use it to guess at what the rest of your face is doing.

"The fringe — and both parties have a fringe — have a hard time understanding that politics is not religion.

The Brighton Festival – they have a fringe and they said you should come and do Nicholas Parsons Happy Hourr.

Dr. Pinch said products like musical gloves and jackets could at best have a fringe market.

Marvin There's not many guys who have a fringe like that!

Originally the flag was to be decorated with green fringe, but after 1925 it was designated as having a fringe of gold when displayed on certain occasions.