Sentence examples for take that edge from inspiring English sources

With everything that's changing you need that lighthearted spin to take that edge off".

"It will probably take that edge off, that pressure off, of the home crowd behind you, so it's just a matter of going out, being ready, being focused and ripping that title from him.

Or perhaps take that edge of the book out by changing things up to "attempt" to "increase" the stakes, or some other BS studio note. .

Scott said, "we did two takes that were on the edge of tasteful vampire sexuality, and we did a third take where Lucy really let loose.

But Swann said: "If they do it too soon, it will take that little edge away.

"I don't think the scoreline actually reflected the game, we matched them in several areas of the court, we've just got to take that extra edge and get a whole game instead of half a game played".

What's new is that so many of the services that take the edge off of unemployment, poverty or standard-issue penny-pinching are about to dwindle, and noticeably so.

And the region's excellent, inexpensive wines include crisp, light whites that take the edge off the summer heat and hearty, full-bodied reds that pair perfectly with savory stews and game in cooler months.

I can't do Hydrocodone or Vicodin or these kinds of things that take the edge off of it, because it takes the edge off of your brain".

It encouraged us, above all, to be nice to our neighbors and to cultivate the safer pleasures that take the edge off — taking baths, eating cookies, reading.

Opposite, teenagers perch on stools outside a snack bar slurping "mango avalanches" and "strawberry blizzards" – piles of juicy fruit over shaved ice that take the edge off the sultry tropical heat.