Sentence examples for which is edging from inspiring English sources

Zimbabwe's cricket team has just won four out of five matches in this month's one-day tournament against India and Sri Lanka: a happy if small revival in a country which is edging away from crisis.

In Montenegro, which is edging toward a civil war between those who would remain Serbia's partner in the Yugoslav federation and those who would break with Belgrade, there is already talk of pro-Serb regions seceding and joining with Serbia.

And he was struck by the beauty of the Shamali Plain, which is edged by the Paghman mountain range.

The artist Ruben Toledo's cover for "Wuthering Heights," for example, which is edged by windswept tree branches like black lace, has the panache of a fashion drawing.

The city unemployment rate, which was edging down, turned back up to 7.9percentt seasonally adjusted last month, according to figures released by the state Department of Labor last week.

Mr Obama's plans to reboot the economy go beyond infrastructure to include tax cuts and lifelines to state governments, some of which are edging towards bankruptcy.

Also having a tough time in 2004 were those individuals responsible for their organisation's relationship with the state, which was edging into unchartered territory as a result of the focus on open public services and increased statutory funding.

Now garment factories struggle to pay $10 to $12 a square foot for loft space in Chinatown while dot-com companies, which are edging in from the outside, would gladly pay double or triple that.

The bad news for 2015 is that I understand the mega-fight the public have waited for too long, between Floyd Mayweather Jnr and Manny Pacquiao, which was edging closer to reality, now won't happen.

Dark paper that resembles walnut paneling covers the walls, which are edged with Dutch shelves.

Observed myrtle warbler taking bath in wet grass "each blade of which was edged with shining drops — a pretty sight".