| Compelled in the 1940s to give a clue to her motivation, she said that she aimed 'to say a small thing edgily. |
| Once edgily shocking, the show now feels rich with pathos and poignancy. |
| Imagine a herd of gazelles, sensing lions in the grass, edgily sniffing in every direction. |
| The match started edgily as Fulham's much-changed side looked to gel and their Danish counterparts struggled to maintain possession. |
| And when the usually reliable Yachvili hooked his second consecutive kick on 50 minutes, Saint-Andre twitched edgily in his seat. |
| Erecting fences and mounting regular patrols helps protect the animals but the resort loses none of its wilderness feel, a fact I am edgily aware of when I spot my first lion. |
