Sentence examples for hovering on the cusp from inspiring English sources

And for a musical evocation, here's one from the vaults, a product of Doug Dobell's brief foray into jazz film-making, with Humphrey Lyttelton alto-saxist Bruce Turner's Jump Band, an ensemble hovering on the cusp of traditional jazz and bebop, in 1961.

She hovers on the cusp of more.

But those noises intruded on the opening piece, Hannah Lash's "Frayed," during which the Jack Quartet often hovered on the cusp of inaudibility.

Training killer whales as dancing partners is a sensitive business, hovering somewhere on the cusp between science and art.

And it is hovering on a vulgar cusp, the other side of which lies a great civic shambles.

But the golden age of piracy three centuries ago remains so fascinating because it hovers just on the cusp between myth and historical fact.

Here is where food products minutes away from expiration hover, on the cusp of becoming compost.

Wintour revealed those moments that only the sleep-deprived, neurotic intensity of an election campaign can produce, moments that hover on the cusp of comedy and tragedy.

It hovers on the ground, spinning freely.

On the cusp".

He was on the cusp of 18.