Sentence examples for verges between from inspiring English sources

Nine dancers, three musicians, two martial-arts experts and a calligraphist, all from Europe and Asia, unite on stage to conjure up a fascinating world that verges between science fiction and present-day life.

England's response verged between the calamitous and the cavalier.

You're always on a cycle lane that generally has a grass verge between you and the road.

They buried them in a hole in the earthen verge between the sidewalk and Ariana Road, by a pole where well-wishers tied scarves in remembrance of the girls.

Mr. Murphy was relaxing in his loft on a quickly gentrifying postindustrial street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, that reflects the mind of an obsessive collector eternally on the verge between clubland and adulthood.

Although he complained that Ward's philosophy was 'dull and antiquate' in a letter to Ottoline Morrell (Griffin 1991: 39), it is arguable that the influence run deeper, as Russell cultivated an interest in those questions at the verge between natural philosophy, philosophy of mind and metaphysics that so much mattered to Ward.

Living perched on the verge between life and death all the time.

Shot in a cattle market, the film rides the verge between nonsense, random noise, and organic, structured audiovisual events, enhancing the plastic clashes of a digital inserted foreground into an old and rusty environment.

The peritoneal reflection is at a variable distance from the anal verge, between 7 and 9 cm.

19 In our sample, the specialised nurses appeared to have more decisional latitude, shown by their situation on the verge between 'active job' and 'job strain' situations, while lesser psychological demands placed administrative agents in passive job situations.

Yet the conservative response to this trend verges somewhere between the obsolete and the irrelevant.