live on the edge

Some of the things they do is really living on the edge.

And I don't live on the edge of the earth.

But what about those people who live their lives on the edge?

I guess some guys just like to live on the edge.

You cannot keep living on the edge and not have to pay the price.

But then, Israel is a small country, and its people live on the edge all the time.

She'd lived on the edge for seven years; no reason to go over now.

This is a very important number for families, especially those living on the edge.

"For those 3½ years I lived on the edge of things," he said.

Unfortunately, he was living on the edge most of his life.

But our city is also home to people truly living on the edge.

He was living on the edge, which is not a great place to be when you drive stock cars at 190 miles an hour.

I couldn't wait to live on the edge of danger again.

There's even a surprise for those who live on the edge.

Children can also answer questions: for example, who lives on the edge of the forest?

"They're living on the edge before all of these costs."

Early call, but hey, I like to live on the edge.

In every sense, the Greek defence was living on the edge.

I always felt Moscow was happy to live on the edge.

For people living on the edge, small loans can go far.

This is advice for people who like to live on the edge.

He's been living on the edge since you were cleared.

There comes a time when you get tired of always living on the edge.

Across the world, people who live on the edge are those left behind by globalisation.

"When people are still poor and living on the edge, these things influence their choices."