Sentence examples for verges into from inspiring English sources

So I left too, walking back to the village, where thousands of feet had churned the verges into mud.

The turning of verges into rubbish tips is a symptom of the "everyone for himself" attitude that has come to dominate in the last 50 years.

The downside: light quickly verges into slight, and the early episodes are basically one-joke set-ups — Hunter thinks the hot new waitress is into him; a woman comes to the club to find the musician she hooked up with — that end before the characters have had a chance to register.

If the Crocker fault system is the expression of a bending-moment fault above a tectonically driven thrust fault that verges into Sabah's offshore faults, the potential for even larger earthquakes sourced from the underlying thrust fault would exist.

The intricate makeup of a queen like Kim Chi verges into high art.

But if it verges into the territory of incitement, as in "somebody ought to take care of that guy," well, that's a crime, and that person is not fit to be a police officer.

Our elevation was considerable and the eye ranged over a great extent of country: Elsace, in France, and the level country as far as Bingen, would have been seen to their furthest limits had not the distance melted the extreme verges into 'thin air'.

While it's completely fair for a music critic to express a negative opinion about an artist's performance at a festival -- it's pretty much their job, after all -- such criticism verges into murkier waters when it enforces gender stereotypes and expectations, particularly, in this case, the suggestion that female artists should be "classy" and "ladylike".

Cool blues of sky and water verge into sun-drenched reds when African animals appear.

I applaud your sensitivity, R.K., but fear that you may be verging into excuse-making territory.

Amidon's previous books were slimmer and often verged into thriller territory.