Examples of using On the cusp in English and their translations into Hungarian
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fog of war and recall Capa's generation on the cusp of color film.
marketing world that we are forever on the cusp of a mobile breakthrough.
fog of war and recall Capa's generation on the cusp of colour film.
is on the cusp of adolescence.
clear on this because I have a boy on the cusp of puberty(hello, testosterone)- the entry point to manhood.
In the Twilight of the Idols, Hindley's characters instead find themselves on the cusp of creation; a space between order and chaos.
We are on the cusp of big changes in 2020, and the creative powers of the Heavens are now working with us all to“Wake up!”!
We're on the cusp of an entirely new era- not just for bio-sensing, but for measurements in healthcare
Technological improvements are on the cusp of enabling high-performance printed metal mesh films with linewidths below 5um.
It seems to know when something important(or at least important to me) is on the cusp.
Andrea, we're right on the cusp of that place where you're thinking who do i want left in that game?
Now, whether he writes that we're geniuses on the cusp of something great or misfits who almost crashed
He was on the cusp of revealing publicly how shaped he was by bipolar disorder,
You get that we are literally on the cusp of being able to do this… with a book.
We're on the cusp of a creative revolution- the opportunity to rethink our products
It is now on the cusp of an energy revolution that will reshape the region and create a host of business opportunities.
And I was on the cusp of, sort of, adolescence, so I was starting to take biscuits from the tin without asking.
Now, a new drug on the cusp of approval by the Food and Drug Administration is
You really want to be remembered for ruining an empire on the cusp of ruling over all?
director of the Israeli Pediatric Society, measles“was on the cusp of extinction, but, because of a decline in vaccination,