Israel's peace movement, as a consequence, has been pushed to the margins like never before.
Historians have put her in the margins, like so many women: here she tells her own story.
Now in its fifth year, the Red Hook Jazz Festival exists contentedly on the margins, like its namesake neighborhood and much of the music on its bill.
We try to find another way into the city.After poking and feinting around the margins like a welterweight, we make our move.
Created in the second century B.C. by Aristarchus, librarian at the great institution at Alexandria in Egypt, the diple was used in the margins, like the later ☞, to mark something of interest on the corresponding line.
Andres A. Alonso, the chief executive of the Baltimore City Public Schools, said the improvement had little to do with changes at the margins, like lengthening the school day or adding mentors.
They "don't have the margins like maybe exist in women's tennis," whereby players like the Williamses "can just come out and maybe dominate an opponent every single time," Federer said.
In the twelve untitled poems that ran on quarto-size pages, scattered with varied-length ellipses, his long lines expand and contract between the margins like the steady crash of waves.
Some dance at the margins, like the Reverend Billy, but there are also more measured critics of America's current gilded age, which has flourished for nearly a decade with scant cultural or intellectual dissent.
And in doing that, make a place for ourselves in the society that we live in, rather than always feeling second best or on the margins, like my parents might have felt".
