Sentence examples for was edge from inspiring English sources

The mark of the new comedy was edge.

Wednesday's set was a tight group of greatest hits, so there was "Edge of Seventeen": "Just like the white winged dove/sings a song, sounds like she's singing".

Announcing record 2009 profits of £11.6bn, Bob Diamond shrugged off charges that the British bank's performance relied heavily on government support for the financial system and asked why there was "edge" to questions about pay.

Daniel Carlson, playing the violin in the Mozart E flat Piano Quartet on Wednesday, for example, seemed every bit as ardent and thoughtful as Mitsuko Uchida playing the piano, but in the first there was edge and urgency, a necessity to prove oneself to oneself and to others.

Another change observed in NaCl particles was edge cracking.

I can't tell what speed the data's running in and out at, but if I had to guess, I'd think it was EDGE.

The quality of the match may have been questioned, but there could be no doubting that the 13-13 drawasas edge-of-the-seat stuff.

Between 1985 and 1990, the orbit of Pluto's moon, Charon, was edge-on, as seen from Earth, and eclipses enabled astronomers to measure the diameters of Pluto and Charon more directly.

Both times, he was edged by Brumel.

The obtained signal was edge-filtered and dispersed using a 2400 g mm−1 grating.

Results indicated the prominent urban growth type was edge-expansion, with continued urbanization most prominently in the peri-urban areas.