Sentence examples for which fringes from inspiring English sources

Malaga airport is the holiday hub of Andalucia, in the centre of the swathe of development which fringes and often disfigures the Costa del Sol.

The best of his other Cubism-related works, such as "Still Life" (1914), which fringes a tipped shelf with upholstery tassels, run to assembled and painted reliefs, like pop-up pictures.

But a year later, when he returned to Cairo, Atta had acquired that distinctive beard which fringes the chin and leaves the upper lip free of hair which, in North Africa, is usually the sign of a committed fundamentalist.

The self-consciously grand buildings of the former British area, known as the Bund, which fringes a curving sweep of the Huangpu river, still stand and now house decadently expensive restaurants and wallet-sapping designer boutiques.

The south eastern side of the complex is bounded by the Our Dynamic Earth visitor attraction which opened in July 1999, and Queen's Drive which fringes the slopes of the Salisbury Crags.

The tall reeds which fringe the mere have spread in both directions.

I remembered Thoreau's metaphor of a lake as "Earth's eye", and its surrounding trees as the "eyelashes which fringe it".

In 1992, when he was sixteen and had just turned professional, O'Sullivan went to snooker's "qualifying school" — a three-month marathon of knockout matches, in Blackpool, during which fringe players competed to enter the tournaments of the season ahead.

However, since these fringes were repetitive, the cameras do not yet know which fringe in the left image belongs to the fringe observed by the right image.

That just seems preposterous, even allowing for the heightened realities in which "Fringe" functions.

It has numerous tentacles which fringe its mantle and protrude some distance from the shell when it is feeding.