But these people are still in the middle of the fray.

As you see, he came well out of the fray.

With the first light we were up and making ready for the fray.

Being in the house, I saw very little of the fray.

Fray is back, and all the things that come after.

It was less than a day since Fray had come.

It's a business decision about trying to stay out of the fray.

The officers had the good sense to stay above the fray.

The law had arrived to take its part in the fray.

The community was built by the Fray family, who moved there in 1833.

Men had heard the fray and were coming in to learn the trouble.

It's not as if the Republicans are above the fray.

He returned to the fray and his team won again.

On the other hand, it was watching the fray below.

Other groups have joined the fray, and more are expected.

This spot would be the center point of the fray.

He is ready to jump right back into the fray.

Of course, not every large financial services company has entered the fray.

Let your child know why you're not charging into the fray.

Right glad I am he was not at this fray.

She seemed more than ready to jump into the fray.

Only those who stay beyond the fray should feel guilty.

But at least we can stop being frightened of Fray.

Then the animals started to feel the effects of Fray.

Time brought others into the fray, as they came to the Captain on business.

He spent several years living with his parents, but that relationship frayed.

But as of late, her political connections seem to have frayed.

There is evidence to suggest, however that their relationship frayed in later life.

Indeed, they appear to be fraying at exactly the wrong time.

Its end had frayed and I fixed a new one on it.

It was quite good strong rope, frayed only in one place.

But then slowly the anger frayed out of her face.

Then, while his mind frayed out into the hungry dark, he made an effort to do the same for himself.

The Soviet party has been fraying more with each new crisis.

Oh the this iron's fraying on the end for some reason.

But political experts here said the dispute had frayed their relationship.

A heat wave that has frayed the country for more than a week may have kept many of them away.

He at once saw that the broken ends were frayed.

Some of the material, like its author, is a bit frayed around the edges.

Over time, the consensus on the part of politicians has frayed.

His nerves were frayed almost to the breaking point, now.

Their nerves were frayed so thin that anything could happen.

It had not frayed and finally parted after long wear.

While waiting always frays the nerves of those who have only time to think.

Maybe it had been frayed in the course of the descent into the mine.

But their situation had changed for the worse, and now her nerves were frayed again.

The community is not coming apart, but its edges are fraying.

They had been over this a hundred times, and she saw that his nerves were frayed.

But the world had changed, and the rule of law was getting more than a little frayed around the edges.

It's like a piece of cloth where the edge has frayed.