Sentence examples for this cusp from inspiring English sources

In more ways than one, Yellowfin lives right at this cusp.

Our style guide says this: "Cusp – a place where two points meet... sometimes misused to mean on the brink".

It's this cusp between childhood and adulthood, between hedonism and maturity, that Jennifer Connelly – 15 at the time of shooting – captures so beautifully.

In defence of decency It is this cusp between the personal and the political that is at the heart of the film and its comedy.

As a result, this cusp of the county of Suffolk, northeast of London but far from any large city, has a more committed, knowledgeable and open audience than may easily be found in London or New York.

At this cusp of feminine and masculine, we heard the man-woman Tiresias, "the most important personage in the poem" according to Eliot, describing loveless coitus between a resigned typist and a carbuncular clerk.

This small, noisy model isn't our best-seller--this Cusp-of-33-Year-Old Theater Kid GOLD Edition has its idiosyncrasies--but those previous customers who've assembled it properly have given glowing testimonials on its endurance, pliability, and color scheme.

Was this the cusp of East and West?

Nevertheless, as the annealing temperature is above 800°C the measured depth of the SiGe islands increases rapidly and reaches an average height of ~100 nm at 900°C, as shown in the inset of Fig. 4. In this case, the cusp feature is evidently displayed in the inset of Fig. 3 with the average depth being about the original film thickness.

This is the cusp of a disruption of television news like newspapers have already experienced.

And it does this on the cusp of the Republican and Democratic Party conventions!