Sentences with phrase «edge of things»
We have always been on that leading edge of things because of the attitude of the administration that we should be leaders.
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Our interest's on the dangerous edge of things.
If you're interested in being right on the innovative edge of things, there's no place like the tech industry.
They are known for having a great finished product, and they like to stay on the leading edge of things — like having video in their reports and things like that.
Use double - faced tape on edges of things kitty climbs on or scratches.
we strive to be at the cutting edge of all things nutrition.
Measuring martian methane «is really at the ragged edge of things,» he says, but «I think the detection is pretty solid.»
If Apple packaged and sold a sneeze, you better believe Firemint would figure out a way to support it with Flight Control — and fast, as the studio is often on the bleeding edge of all things Apple with its hallmark game.
«It keeps me on the cutting edge of things and the extra income is awesome,» Karen wrote.
«We live away, on the edge of things — so we can be contented in all things.»
I do like being a bit on the edges of things but Occupy Wall Street is fascinating me for an entirely different and deeply spiritual reason.
And he knew that being's mystery, while it is the source of our humanity, never shows itself to us with the undeniable clarity of a distinct thing among other things, but reveals itself only as a kind of intangible shadow at the edges of the things that are.
The edges of things are often the most interesting.
Lois Lane (Amy Adams) gets caught in the middle of their tenuous interactions, while Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) skirts around the edges of things, waiting for her chance to become Wonder Woman.
Woomin Kim works with the edge of things, where they meet with the world.
«We're a little bit on the edge of things while remaining easily accessible.»
The Edge of Things is a programme of one - day exhibitions taking place at CCA through February and March 2017, selected through an Open Call process by CCA and artist Sean Lynch.
The exhibition is the fourth of CCA's Spring programme of one - day exhibitions (The Edge of Things) taking place through February and March 2017.
It's probably so simple but I've always wondered how to get the edges of things / furniture to have that old / worn off look.