People hardly needed fake news to be put on edge.
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Nerves have been put on edge lately by nationwide protests that started on Dec.
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People are put on edge by his words while favoring a lot of the positions he is taking on issues.
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Markets also were put on edge on reports House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is close to announcing a formal impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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Written like a chain letter, the message called for people to share it, and many people were put on edge as it spread.
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But Mr. Garcetti was finally delivering some welcome news to a city put on edge not only by the fires but a countywide emergency alert that buzzed on phones across the region Wednesday night.
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And whatever the particulars, the news hit at a time when the Jewish community has been put on edge by threats to Jewish community centers, where kids go to preschool and their retired grandparents take Kabbalah-infused yoga classes.
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A failed regime, a rising insurgency, and a looming civil war have all reportedly made the area unstable and dangerous, but in true shooter fashion, Clyne walks into what seems to be a near-deserted city, apart from American soldiers put on edge by the number of military personnel who've gone missing.
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By the end of the first night in Utopia, it is the Realist leader Taub, not Macdermott, who finds Lockman to be a nuisance; Taub is put on edge by Lockman's bombastic spirit and hunting rifle. The next morning, Katy Norell, one of Utopia's more vocal Purists, burns herself and ruins the commune's breakfast while cooking.
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The nave is about long and wide, including the side aisles with a total width of . Furthest to the east, the chancel is rounded off with an apse-inspired three- sided wall encircling the beautiful altarpiece from the 17th century and the altar table. The octagonal altar rail complements the architectural lines in this part of the church. On the eastern wall above the altarpiece there is a square window put on edge showing a dove motif in coloured glass.
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Gillian (Annie Clark) is a teenager who reluctantly takes a job as a camp counselor at a summer camp. Before she can take the job, Gillian is informed that she must prove her survival skills at a nearby island on the camp's property which is rumored to be haunted by the ghost of a former camper. She's reassured that it's safe, but is put on edge when she comes across Ray (Daniel Kash), a local man who claims that Gillian had sent out a distress call. Her uneasiness grows until later that night, when her seemingly easy two-day initiation rite turns sinister.
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Bishop is Rayber's child with Bernice Bishop, a meddlesome social worker whom Mason had referred to as "the welfare woman". The old man had previously told Francis that Bernice was much older than Rayber and only able to give him one disabled child, and that God had mercy on the child by making him "dim-witted", which was the only way to protect him from his evil parents. Mason had commissioned Francis to baptize Bishop at some point, in order to save the little boy's soul. Due to this history, Francis is immediately put on edge when confronted with Bishop, but decides to stay with his uncle anyway.
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