Sentence examples for permanent edge from inspiring English sources

Miles of solid, permanent edge of fast ice can shatter into rapidly separating tiles of ice within the same period.

I played this role so often that I developed a permanent edge of paranoia that expects it to be thrust on me.

It's a role I've played so often that I've developed a permanent edge of paranoia that expects it to be thrust on me.

These factors give a permanent economic competitive edge to uranium.

A more permanent and cutting-edge attraction is the Sackler crossing, a bronze and granite bridge designed by John Pawson.

Volumes of sales in Fairtrade tea – up against competition from branded tea where 80% is on permanent special offer – edged up by 3%, cocoa products by 6% and bananas 5%.

But Mr. Rumsfeld also underscored that the Marine Corps base was meant to be neither permanent nor the leading edge of a huge wave of ground troops.

For years, the Florida panther, a majestic creature that lurks in and around the forests of the Everglades, has teetered on the edge of permanent disappearance.

Beersheba was at the southern edge of permanent agricultural cultivation in ancient Palestine and represented the southern extremity of the Israelite country—hence the phrase "from Dan to Beersheba" (first used in Judges 20; Dan is in far northern Israel).

Page's brain implants remain some way further off, though both Google founders have lately been wearing "Google Glass" prototypes, headbands that project a permanent screen on the edge of your field of vision, with apps – cameras, search, whatever – answerable to voice-activated command.

It's a nice, big kitchen but, as there's not a single practice in day-to-day cooking we can agree on, we live like a kind of domestic North and South Korea, in permanent tension, on the edge of meltdown and massively armed with an endless capacity for recrimination and weapons-grade tutting.