edged造句

Publicity is a,two-edged `weapon.

The handkerchief is edged with white lace.

A double edged razor will last a lot longer than disposable razors. You'll save money too.

The old man edged along on the bench towards the window.

This is why dealing with obsolete electronics is very much a double-edged sword.

The sharp-edged triangle poking out of the flat ocean was in fact the tip of a shipwreck.

The underemployment rate likewise edged lower, from 3.0 per cent to 2.8 per cent over the period.

Local food, instead of being edged out by Western fare, stands out even more prominently in hotel menus today.

Deftly weaving meditation with hard-edged analysis, Mr Taleb succeeds in bringing sceptical empiricism to the masses.

Like Bubber Miley, Nanton extensively used rough-edged, slurred and vocalised sounds, which wrenched the music away from the traditionally "sweet" sounds of a conventional dance band.

It can carry a whole lot of data, but it's got DRM built into the spec, so it's a double-edged sword.

Having seen Samuel Kuffour and Rodrigo Taddei spurn guilt-edged chances of his making, Okaka finally got his deserved assist after 36 minutes.

"The economic populism of the presidential campaign has forced the recognition that expanded trade is a double-edged sword," wrote Jared Bernstein, former economic adviser to Vice President Joseph r.

There is a lot to see in this last detail: underneath the stripe, you can see where Mondrian carefully edged his brush up to the stripe, overlapping some horizontal marks he'd made freehand.

Most impressive is the sharp-edged stone over the doorway which is over 3 m (10 ft) long, 2.4 m (8 feet) high and 1.3 m (4 ft) thick.