Sentence examples for so on the cusp of from inspiring English sources

And so, on the cusp of its golden years, "Star Trek" swings back toward the present and the familiar.

So, on the cusp of a fresh wave of wearables spontaneously manifesting in the Mojave desert, a plea for tech to stop being so hysterical — and focus on the business of being genuinely useful.

He's not so on the cusp of stardom that "smiling more" will put him over the top.

So now, on the cusp of an enormous fight against dishonest and well-funded proponents of doing nothing, Friedman decides it's time for "an alternative strategy, message and messenger"?

So, we seem to be on the cusp of one of rare Hari Seldon-style solutions, and from my perspective, this is very good to see.

And so here she is, on the cusp of her 31st birthday, coming down after a long tour before she starts back up again, single, dating, living, and most importantly, growing.

The medium's unique interactive and immersive potential has scope to sculpt opinion and outlook like no other – even more so as we stand on the cusp of virtual reality.

It's not their voices so much, it's that they want something so desperately that they're on the cusp of tears all the time.

So not only is he on the cusp of becoming a World Series champion on a team he wasn't even supposed to be on, he's actually starting, and will do for the entirety of the series.

So much so that I'm convinced we're on the cusp of the third, and by far the biggest, major wave of Health IT.

In trying so hard to earn a buck on the cusp of the Intertainment Age, Hollywood seems to specialize now in nothing so much as its own diminishment.