How to pronounce “fray” in English

fraying social ties uh of Modern Life right a long-standing claim that we have built these big cities we've built kind

Seeing those movements sometimes fray, split apart, but the continuing with it.

It will fray with age.

I enter the fray somewhere about here just before 2000.

And the edges fray really beautifully.

hanging by a fraying thread.

Everyone's attention is frayed.

But the model is frayed right now.

a bit more frayed.

So almost 50,000 Shaktimaans joined the fray.

But Wait tries to speak above the fray.

And Amazon have joined that fray now, putting significant budgets into originated but scripted and unscripted.

So she could have stayed above the fray, and she decided to get into it, and I think now you're seeing sort of the

And TED starts stepping into the fray.

Quinn Dixie once again leaps Into The Fray teasing boy she shouts now she has

can see is a a fraying of of those rules, and many of the great powers not even paying any attention to them at

And so it's almost frayed.

His personal relationships are really frayed.

interesting over time as more things enter into that fray.

So we're very careful to remain above the partisan fray and above the kind of politicization of food,

the bonds that bring the team together start to fray, egos start to come in.

And as long as you can hold yourself above that fray, I think it's been good for our industry.

But I just didn't see any reason to enter that fray.

You might know this play "Copenhagen" by Michael Frayn.

And it's kind of cleaned up some of the frayed edges, but continues to really attract diversity of people who are coming for all kinds of reasons.

You use it to fix-- let's say your cord frays on your charger.

who could barely pay for themselves who wore frayed t-shirts to fancy

uncommon Lee used forms the the sort of the language can sort of fray at the periphery of its sort of functional

And civilization really kind of frays at the edge.

Well, wealth is defined as a strength of social relations between people because if they fray, everybody becomes impoverished.

And that's really how the internet works, and how you surface yourself above the fray with your Amazon book, your YouTube channel, your Instagram page.

He went from literally standing on the sidelines of the game, reluctant to enter the fray, to running into the chaos and helping

But I find that at 75 miles, things start to get a little frayed on the edges, and I don't feel-- you start to risk injury.

It was as if Damascena's dancing was helping to heal the parts of his heart that had been frayed by Shams leaving.

The cover was made of brown, woven grasses, and because it was old, the grasses had started to fray at the edges.

And then eventually, one person, sort of a level-headed white supremacist, came into the fray and was like, guys, guys, ClickHole is a satire site made by people who made The Onion.

The cell, actually, you can see the proteins start denaturing and fraying.

and the delivery of electricity-- this industry has become innovation averse, has become risk averse, it has become stodgy, it has become frayed, the list goes on.

Basically, the ball was coming out of the socket, and there was frays.

While the biggest wolf with Xanther, a blonde billow of heavy shoulders and bright eyes, continues to rip away at what's only a frayed blanket,

And over the past generation, that deal, which you could call the social contract, has frayed to the breaking point

Hell, I could be one of those instances, my life dangling by a frayed thread of attention.

Large areas of veneer, frayed at the edges and completely desiccated, had parted from the surface and curled inches into the air,