Sentence examples for outermost edges from inspiring English sources

Geopolitical tensions simmer at the outermost edges of "Dangerous Liaisons," which mostly unfolds as a divertingly lush tear-stained melodrama.

To Arctic pioneers, any land mass whose outermost edges dissolved into white nothingness cried out to be charted, named and claimed.

At the outermost edges of New York City sits some of the most biologically productive public parkland on the Eastern seaboard — the 10,000 or so acres of open spaces, wetlands and waterways of Jamaica Bay.

After the arrival of Romania and Bulgaria in January, the centre of the EU of 27 now lies near the old iron curtain, at Gelnhausen.The outermost edges of the EU have never been so far away from Saint-Clément.

Even if you call the reservation line at the right moment, or beat other diners refreshing the page on the restaurant's Web site, you can still end up with a table on the outermost edges of what's considered dinner time.

In a county where housing prices refuse to dip below the stratosphere, in a place where sprawl is spreading to the outermost edges of the region, to the barely feasible limits of car and rail commuting, the answer would appear to be to build sensibly and more densely in existing downtowns, like Larchmont's.

"The bank is the outermost edge of a landfill," Nagle explained.

At the very least, the Iranian & Nicaraguan operations skirt the outermost edge of the constitutionally troublesome.

Past the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, past a row of high-rise public housing projects and past, even, the outermost edge of East Williamsburg.

He grew up in the 1950s in Belle Harbor, a narrow spit of land on the outermost edge of New York City.

There were sandy-looking farms at the outermost edge of the irrigated region, and a farmer was burning off a field.