The part of a sentence "with a fringe" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: She looked stylish with her hair pulled back in a bun, framing her face with a fringe.
They formed to take a show to the Edinburgh fringe a decade ago, and came away with a Fringe First award.
The codex also came with a fringe benefit: It created a very different reading experience.
He is tall and lanky, with a fringe of gray hair and a prominent forehead.
Taylor-Grace is described as white, very petite, with brown mousy hair in a bob with a fringe.
He is ninety-eight, with a fringe of white hair, orbed hazel eyes, and a sketched-in mustache.
Instruments arrive with a fringe of distortion, and they might slide or wobble out of tune before they right themselves.
He, like Bashir, is bald, with a fringe of hair, but his hair is shorter and darker.
It shows a middle-age white man with a fringe of thinning hair, wearing glasses with blue frames.
It's small -- not quite 3 by 4 inches -- and features a plump, jolly baby with a fringe of bangs.
Mr Farage, rejecting the FN for its "anti-semitism and general prejudice", has made an alliance in France with a fringe eurosceptic Gaullist group.
Either way, steaming represents the heart of the process, and it comes with a fringe benefit: It won't gobble up your whole day.
