Sentence examples for quiet edge from inspiring English sources
On my first morning in town, I showed up for an early call at Café Josie, a restaurant on the quiet edge of downtown.
And I'll always remember the peace of sitting alone on the quiet edge of space, out of radio contact for hours.
Le Richelieu, 1234 Chartres Street, (800) 535-9653, fax (504) 524-8179, www.lerichelieuhotel.com, with 86 rooms and 17 suites, is near the quiet edge of the French Quarter.
Whatever happened to the high Catskill ravine that inspired Frederic E. Church in 1849 or the deep quiet edge of the shoreline that John F. Kensett observed on Long Island just after the Civil War?
He loved showing people caught in corners, and though this was partly a formal device for breaking the fatuous foregroundversus-background opposition of the usual magazine photograph, it also conveyed a quiet edge of claustrophobia, as if his people had been backed into traps of their own devising.
There was a quiet edging of public opinion towards us," he said.
Archilochos' phrases -- "against the wall fists on hips they leaned in a fish net of shadows" or "truth is born as lightning strikes" -- when linked to their geometric counterparts, put you right there, in the momentarily quiet edges of a brutal conflict.
Banks has the quiet psychological edge; Rebus has cornered the market on surly nobility.
On the quiet eastern edge of the park is Lily Lake, a peaceful setting and a family favorite as it has an easy 0.8-mile loop trail that is fun for people of all ages with good overall health.
The country's quiet resolve to edge past that reluctance and become more of a player comes as the United States and China are staking their own claims to power in Asia, and as jitters over China's ambitions appear to be softening bitterness toward Japan among some Southeast Asian countries trampled last century in its quest for colonial domination.
But the Australians made a quiet start Sunday, edging lowly New Zealand, 3-2, on a home run after three extra innings.
