Sentence examples for his cutting edge from inspiring English sources

Sending in exactly the number of words asked for only sharpens his eye and his cutting edge.

His "cutting edge" connections led in 1968 to the first fellatio play on the London stage, Michael McClure's The Beard, late night at the Royal Court.

After all, for all his contemporary relevance, for all his cutting edge crate digging, seeing Harvey DJ out is, for most people, an ecstasy fueled nostalgic wander down memory lane.

While it was well-received by college radio and music critics, it would be his only major label release, with every subsequent Haack album coming out on Dimension 5. Though in his lifetime he never enjoyed the recognition he has now, his cutting edge work with children's music ensured that the next generation of musicians would have the tools to understand the legacy he left behind.

But Bowie, as with his music, welcomed change and was never far from his next cutting edge idea.

"Mixing retro internet technology and labor intensive painting, INSA creates slices of infinite un-reality," the artist's states on his blog, "cutting edge art for the tumblr generation".

7/10 Martin Skrtel Came out on top in his battle with the strong Gestede while giving his team the cutting edge they otherwise lacked.

Despite his promise to search for "cutting edge" solutions, his budget for 2002 actually cuts several important energy efficiency programs, while his new energy strategy relies heavily on finding more of the very fossil fuels that contribute to warming.

But having seen his side's cutting edge return with Henson at inside centre, Gatland must now ponder the alternatives.

His work was cutting edge and exciting (he once blew up a reactor deliberately), but he had a different plan and a passion – saving the world's remaining wilderness – with his camera and pen.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger accepted his side lacked a cutting edge in attack following the goalless draw with Sunderland at Emirates Stadium.