Sentence examples for knife's edge from inspiring English sources

"The whole thing's on a knife's edge".

"It's a tricky knife's edge to walk," she said of being a feMRA.

There isn't a lot of very sophisticated activity that's balanced on a knife's edge, like a trading exchange.

But it's kept a small country living on knife's edge alive and in remarkably good shape.

Now for those of you who don't fancy the idea of spending 40-hours a month in a cramped coach seat, there's a cool new way to witness this knife's edge between increasing stability and instability without leaving your laptop.

It's pretty complex, and I'm constantly feeling like I'm on a knife's edge".

She calls it "the knife's edge".

There is a knife's edge in that "and".

Mr. James is best when he applies his knife's-edge empiricism to the murkiest of crime puzzles.

"Experience" has a knife's-edge, emergency intensity that is nowhere to be found in Emerson's poems, collected in "Ralph Waldo Emerson: The Major Poetry" (Harvard), edited by Albert J. von Frank.

I am no stranger to the knife's-edge pressure that is being at full term in a pregnancy; my accountant's wife Anna Martin is currently 10 days overdue with their first son, Ricky.