Sentence examples for on the edge of evolving from inspiring English sources

The world we are in is, without question, a fallen one: the speaker in "The Tourists" carries a copy of "Baedeker's Eden Paradisese is "an old zoo/ abandoned by its keepers" ("Elegy for John Milton"), though it is always "on the edge of evolving into song".

Teetering-on-the-edge-of-solidification old. .

Armed with the power of IoT, vehicle manufacturers are on the leading edge of evolving user experiences and new business models based on IoT services.

Late in life, he joined the artists' colony at Barbizon on the edge of the forest of Fontainebleau, where his style evolved, gaining in breadth, or largeness of treatment, and exhibiting greater simplicity in colour harmony.

On the edge of the reservoir, I found two plants that had evolved their own solutions to the challenge.

"I think it's the way I've naturally evolved," he said, sitting on the edge of a chair.

It was initially conceived as a physical barrier of trees on the edge of the desert, but over the past few years, it has evolved into a hodge-podge of projects that attempt to restore degraded land and combat desertification.

As the team got built and the device has evolved, it's more obvious that we could be sitting on the edge of a paradigm shift, similar to the ones we saw with browsers and mobile phones.

Agency: Droga5 (New York) Director: Jonathan Glazer This beautiful representation of the odyssey towards Olympic greatness features battles with self-doubt evolving into something more hopeful in a fashion that puts you on the edge of your seat.

With the latest addition of Margarita Levieva as the evolving Amanda who has quite the unsavory background, this show will have you continually on the edge of your seat.

On the edge of extinction, she blazes.