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fray sentence examples

  • Frayed tempers from time to time.
  • But on 15 may, the company announced it was re-entering the fray with the parhelia-512, a new, high-performance 3d graphics chip.
  • Frayed at the edges.
  • Now he has been given a fortnight's unpaid leave to return to the political fray.
  • The edges of each tiny hole are slightly frayed.
  • Frayed in many places, the heels and vamp are good.
  • Frayed nerves.
  • On lap seven marshall had a moment on the approach to radar and stopped before rejoining the fray.
  • Frayed at the end, to form a brush.
  • Very badly frayed or damaged ropes should be discarded.
  • The other rope frayed up his hair and tied himself in a knot.
  • Thought i would enter the fray with a few thoughts on the question of banning smoking.
  • He was wearing a plain, somewhat frayed suit of gray clothes.
  • Frayed edges and scorch marks.
  • Whole groups of people can join the fray all from the safety of their own terminal.
  • City's discipline was beginning to get a little frayed.
  • Frayed wires or wires with degrading insulation should be replaced or repaired.
  • Make sure the belts are n't frayed or the buckles cracked.
  • Frayed cable, also exposing live wires.
  • That promise is looking very frayed around the edges.

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