Sentence examples for sitting at the edge from inspiring English sources

"It feels just like sitting at the edge of the surf," Mr. Massie said.

The disparity is evident in the people sitting at the edge of the field: All of them were paying parents.

They drank hot spiced cider, sitting at the edge of the orchard while the air cooled around them.

"He was part of this epic battle, this incredible sequence of events," Mr. Garron, 40, recalled, adding, "I was sitting at the edge of my seat".

Mitz had been sitting at the edge of the pool for an indeterminate time, fruitlessly watching the water for Georgette's shape.

"You and I are sitting at the edge of an event horizon, like a black hole," Steltzner had told me the day before.

The leaves on the tall, thin poplars are a bright autumn gold, and the villagers are sitting at the edges of the fields toasting barley for their store cupboards before winter sets in.

It was melancholy watching 41-year-old Tom Seaver, in uniform for the Red Sox but ineligible for the World Series because of injury, sitting at at the edge of the dugout as the Mets won the World Series.

The men in the audience, as though waiting for this climactic moment, moved forward, wide-eyed, as three women sitting at the very edge of the stage leaned back on their elbows and very slowly opened their legs, exposing themselves to the prying gaze of the audience.

Teachout, sitting at the very edge of her seat, tells me that "the revolution," as she calls it, has three phases; the first is Howard Dean himself, the second is Meetup.com and the third is the software that Rosen, Johnson and Brooks work with: Get Local, DeanLink, DeanSpace.

They'll also be stoked that they're sitting at the cutting edge of lightbulb tech.