1 The edge in his voice spoke of a raw, unhealed wound that ached within him and his words brought shame to her eyes.
2 To her surprise, he did so and seating himself on the edge of the table he poured himself another drink.
3 She was standing on the edge of the freshly waxed top step, and as her arm with the whole weight of her body behind it, struck his out-thrust arm, she lost her balance.
4 For Melanie was sitting on the edge of Rhett's bed and Rhett, drunk and sobbing, was sprawled on the floor, crying, his head in her lap.
5 It stood for one of the many hated possibilities hovering on the edge of life.
6 Her footsteps flagged, and she stood gazing listlessly ahead, digging the ferny edge of the path with the tip of her sunshade.
7 She smiled as she spoke, letting her eyes rest on his in a way that took the edge from her banter and made him suddenly malleable to her will.
8 The light extinguished, they lay still in the darkness, Gerty shrinking to the outer edge of the narrow couch to avoid contact with her bed-fellow.
9 Her voice had a dangerous edge, and Gerty noticed that her hand shook as she held it out to receive the second cup.
10 Lily rested one arm on the edge of the table, and sat looking at him more intently than she had ever looked before.
11 Blodgett College is on the edge of Minneapolis.
12 Her fingers fluttered; her sympathy came out in spurts; she sat on the edge of a chair in eagerness to be near her auditor, to send her enthusiasms and optimism across.
13 Mrs. Dawson opened the door and peered doubtfully about the edge of it.
14 You could take three or four steps inside our skirts and then not reach the edge.
15 In the not very romantic solitude of the locked bathroom she sat on the slippery edge of the tub and wept.