Today only the platform edgings remain with the track long gone.

In fact small plants really are better as edgings, at the front or round the perimeter of the bed.

The wings and tail are black with pale green edgings.

These spots were outlined in red with edgings about an inch wide.

The church exterior is of red brick with cream stone edgings.

It also has green feather edgings on its wings and tail.

The shirt is blue with a red central vertical bar framed by white edgings.

"But the record of fossil edgings is very clear.

The wings have a silvery appearance due to white feather edgings.

They give day clothes a soft, gentle look, reinforced for evening by thin gold edgings.

Strings secured to the timber edgings hold down the polythene cover.

Pringle had been making a heap of edgings and bark, well away from the pile.

Firstly, some fancy edgings which can be used instead of the usual welt.

The primary flight feathers are bluish with brown edgings.

And very neat he keeps it too: trim grass and edgings.

"Aurea" is low-growing and good for edgings, particularly conspicuous in winter.

The upper part of his coat was a handsome reddish-brown with dark streaks and light edgings.

This time it was decorated by a pair of dazzling white panties with fine lace edgings.

Edging is the most simple and most common approach for standing on holds but, even so, requires some practice to obtain the very best footing.

Sexes are similar, but young birds have broader rufous edgings.

The wings and tail have blue edgings.

"I am splitting window edgings from yellow poplar."

The bra was a lovely champagne color with edgings of lace, and was precisely her size.

Smudged black smoke rose at intervals: charcoal-burners, working the edgings of the forest.

Scores of plants make fine edgings.

Or even the Edge, like we did the other day?

And since then most of his work has had a political edge.

A new private school is going up at the edge of town.

If one thing goes wrong, they go off the edge.

You know what the edge is, not the other people.

You are the door at the edge of the world.

They then made their way down to the water's edge.

He was on edge, even more than the rest of them.

She held on to the edge of the table for support.

Always start at the edge and not in the middle.

No, but maybe he is on the edge of himself.

You know, the one on the west edge of town.

He turned and went back a ways from the water's edge.

Well, he would put no one on edge any more.

Far out on the edge of the system, they found something.

He could not keep an edge out of his own voice.

Even over the phone I could hear an edge to his voice.

Though he had come far too close to the edge.

You've got every right to be a little on edge.

And then he had gone over the edge a little himself.

The edge of the world was a few feet away.

Then why have you been on edge for months past?

Did she know how close to the edge he was?

So she started back along the edge of the water.

All they had to do was look over the edge.

Then I moved off a bit, trying to edge my way out of it.

An art form of red and white edged with black.

I edged back, tried to find some other way past.

By 1980 the figure had edged up to 69 percent.

He edged along the wall of the building behind him.

Instead of looking over the top he edged around the side.

Since then, they have edged up by an average of 2 percent a year.

But in the last 16 years, they have edged up just 9 percent.

By then the girl had edged near enough the door for me to see her eyes.

I edged away from him a little, trying to keep my mind on the problem at hand.

Half an hour later they edged out of the city, along with what seemed like a million other people.

But it edged back up by the end of the week.

Perhaps if she edged away now it would be all right.

The wizard had already started trying to edge his way past the little woman.

I turned sideways and tried to edge my way through.

I got back into a sitting position and edged over to the line.

Bush edged off first, his lead four and a half steps.

The figure has edged up from 8.8 million in June.

Does he see himself edging toward running for president some day?

They were edging forward, one on either side of him.

North opened the window and the morning air edged in.

She edged out into the hall and turned to wait for him.

I edged closer to them and heard every word they said.

Slowly the three edged toward the front of the house.

The front door was edging past him toward the west.