Sentence examples for up from the edge from inspiring English sources

When she comes up from the edge, she is shivering.

To avoid the damming effect that creates the problem, he said, "You only need to clear off a section about four feet up from the edge".

From the road below, the three- and four-story stone buildings rise straight up from the edge of a sheer cliff and seem to be holding up the mountain behind.

What the Space Monitor does is very simple: it clamps to your desk and sits straight up from the edge — up against the wall if there is one — and takes up about as little space as it's possible for a display to.

Single aggregates were formed from an entire monolayer, which rolled up from the edge of the culture dish and contracted to form an irregularly shaped mass.

Cut a series of horizontal slits coming up from the edge.

Packed powder was flying up from the edges of my snowboard into the just-below-freezing air.

Then, in the reducing course, the lamellar intermediates subsequently rolled up from the edges because sufficient energy was provided to overcome the strain energy barrier.

Use short, choppy strokes with the roller to help avoid any straight lines showing up from the edges of the roller.

Beckham's venomous shot hit the wall and Neville's follow-up from the edge of the area sailed over the bar.

The winger had tried his luck with the new ball before that, taking a shot at goal with the first free‑kick he won for a foul by Didier Zokora, even though the distance was so ambitious he began his run-up from the edge of the centre circle.