Sentence examples for it's fringe from inspiring English sources
Packed with out-of-work artists, punks rockers and assorted freaks, it's fringe Berlin at its finest.
The message to playgoers is, of course, the one the festival has been conveying ever since its founding in the summer of 1997: if it's fringe, almost anything goes.
It's fringe cinema, but follows mainstream hits such as last year's The Dirty Picture – the fruity tale of a south Indian movie siren – the success of which indicates a greater honesty and confidence in discussing sexuality.
I think in some ways the '70s are always a trend, whether it's fringe or suede or flared jeans.
"Though there is some representation for sure, mostly it's fringe or novelty.
It is the gateway to a beautiful coast lined with thick tropical forest, rubber tree plantations and little fishing villages, and it is fringed for its entire length with deserted beaches.
Fringe and its lead-in show, House M.D., helped Fox win the night in the adult demographic, as it was Fringes highest rating since the season's second episode.
It is fringed with a few bushes, has little soil and no supplies of fresh water.
Now it is fringed by brutal concrete ramparts, at once makeshift in appearance and monolithically permanent.
The fifth sentence, on how the boy views the cut-out as a result of his excitement, is unnaturally compressed: "It was fringed with joy".
