Sentence examples for off the cusp from inspiring English sources

"I think the time period was coming off the cusp of a revolutionary period and people needed that in their lives," he said.

We were playing characters and it was scripted but it was very much off the cusp.

Aries, you are exceptionally skilled in improvisation; you always know the quintessential words to say, right off the cusp.

Late last week, in Vancouver, right off the cusp of a dispiriting news cycle, the manager of an upscale Teahouse restaurant was fired after refusing to serve a customer wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat.

Some teams give their stars the night off on the cusp of the postseason — as the Hawks and the Knicks did Wednesday — but Nets Coach P. J. Carlesimo opted to risk playing his.

And who would guess that they pulled this off on the cusp of our presidential political conventions when the "issue" is at a boiling point.

Mine probably contains some butter, a handful of eggs, some tomatoes and a hunk of cheese, along with a bottle of Diet Coke and some raspberries I bought at the weekend and which are on the cusp of going off.

The movie catches Morris on the cusp, with his childhood tailing off behind him.

Strandafjellet (strandafjellet.no), midway between Geiranger and Ålesund, is a good off-piste base and offers amazing skiing on the cusp of Geirangerfjord.

Morgan Stanley bought the hedge fund four years ago as it pushed into alternative investments, and is now on the cusp of spinning off a majority stake to the fund's co-chief executives, Daniel Waters and Michael Kelly.

It's now on the cusp of launching nationwide — and kicking off a national marketing campaign as it seeks to scale up.