Fringes in a sentence

Here in the relatively dangerous waters on the eastern fringes of the world, they performed the same functions as did the traders of the placid Mediterranean on the western fringes.

The ease with which interference fringes can be observed with a laser beam can sometimes cause problems in that stray reflections may give spurious interference fringes which can result in errors.

A gay, shotgun-wielding stickup artist cruising the fringes on one of the best television shows ever.

Attending are always folk on the fringes of faith AND friendship with Jesus and God’s Family, a great opportunity to make new friends and explore faith in a chilled setting.

Beale will, as it stands, have Robby McCrorie, Leon King, Adam Devine and Alex Lowry as part of his squad this term. Others, such as Zak Lovelace and Bailey Rice have moved to the fringes and will surely see some action.

Between 1945 and 1960, U.S. transit companies and agencies typically lost half or more of their riders as white Americans moved to urban fringes or suburbs and became car commuters.

But earlier this month she continued to champion her tax slashing measures and appeared at a "growth rally" on the fringes of the Tory conference.

Dermot, who was involved “on the fringes” in the early days of the civil rights movement in Fermanagh, added: “The book is not totally dispassionate, but I hope it is seen as fair.

For waterfall fringes, you’ll need to be making fairly regular salon trips.

Gatland reserved special praise for Webb, who — in his first Six Nations start since 2017 — controlled the game with his kicking and made some darting breaks around the fringes.

Having quipped earlier that middle class people have no problem in being confident enough to ask questions, there is a slight hesitation at first by those not wanting to admit that they perhaps do not know the truth of life on the fringes of society.

His co-workers are also on the fringes of show business: plucky comedian Casey (), dippy ex-actor Constance (Lynch), embittered sci-fi writer Roman (Martin Starr) and himbo-ish actor-musician Kyle (Ryan Hansen).

It’s a four-bedroom Grade II listed period farmhouse with beams and leaded windows in a village on the Bucklebury fringes.

Kyle Walker is left on the fringes of Man City's treble tilt after Pep Guardiola reveals England star is NOT.

Long Covid means that the usual whirlwind from breakfast fringes to late night drinking is just not possible for me any more.

Measures designed to control the narrative and suppress dissent are directed at the fringes, not the mainstream, because that’s where dissent of real consequence always first emerges.

My point: When you play a bunch of players who are on the fringes of the NBA, you’re going to have some high turnover games.

On Perth’s urban fringes, large tracts of land are cleared for new estates filled with big houses on small blocks, which chokes out any room for large trees to grow back.

The development is on the fringes of a wooded area that has seen rapid construction over the past two decades, he said.

The Filipino theater actor has broadened the fringes to the center, creating a stronghold.