Sentence examples for on its margin from inspiring English sources

"Au Revoir Coach, You never missed — Oli," was written in black marker on its margin.

After its brief moment at the centre of world history, Spain returned to its position on its margin.

One is that our system adjusts its estimate of each team's strength based on its margin of victory in games so far.

faces growing pressure to defend its credentials as the "sole and legitimate representative" of the Palestinian people, with further limitations on its margin of maneuvers at home and abroad.

On March 21 , 1989 all but of the recreation area, covering the Spectrum gold property on its margin, was surreptitiously merged with Mount Edziza Provincial Park, almost doubling its size to.

Amazon's strategy of selling as cheaply as it can may be tough on its margins but it is tougher on competitors.

While history always seems to be the same old mess, he pads about on its margins, just at the point where it blurs into myth.

"This is a very beautiful and fine book but it also has all this activity going on its margins and between lines, all over the place really," Dr McKendrick said.

Created in the 1960s by Michel Foucault to define areas we have overlooked, the concept describes both real spaces simulating imaginary ones, and the areas in which society hides those living on its margins and considered deviants.

He remained a member of the Party until 1945, but was on its margins.

The Philippines' Mrs Arroyo has in vain suggested holding a crisis summit of the Asian countries on its margins.