fray造句

Tempers began to fray in the hot weather.

The exception appeared to be the fray in Lusaka.

The two gangsters seem to be eager for the fray.

Why should you get involved in their fray?

At some level of the brain, we think we are the guys in the fray.

It is made of a durable high quality nylon that is designed not to fray.

Equally certain is that Newt Gingrich will hurl himself into the fray.

More dangerously for Groupon, big online firms have begun to enter the fray.

I'll also look at Universal business Language (UBL), a new entrant to the fray of business interchange formats.

Microsoft will certainly re-enter the fray, although none of its operating systems seems a good fit for tablets.

While the Lebanese group has been cheering on Hamas from the sidelines, it has refrained from entering the fray.

A country that has long been governed by informal bonds of trust is seeing them start to fray.

KILLING a soldier removes one enemy from the fray. Wounding him removes three: the victim and the two who have to carry him from the battlefield.

Yet Europeans are growing less insistent, so far mostly in private, that Hamas should recognise Israel before it can join the diplomatic fray.

Joining the fray is "the Consuming Instinct" by Gad Saad, which considers human behaviour through a lens of biology and natural selection.

Mr Rudd will now be dealing with a country whose implacable faith in both the economy and nature to deliver abundance is starting to fray.

Regardless of the reasons for a couple's public argument, for the sake of their own peace of mind, bystanders should try to remove themselves gracefully from the fray.

But they did not find their way onto the President's agenda until this month, when nerves had already started to fray; and now he is accused of not having done enough.

There is talk that Mrs Bachmann, in particular, is about to join the fray, but both she and Mrs Palin are right-wing firebrands with a limited, albeit devoted, following.

For those brave enough to plunge into the fray with wallets open next week, Melissa Geick, a manager at the Victoria’s Secret Pink store at the Queens Center Mall, has some advice.