Sentence examples for Sharp takes from inspiring English sources

Sharp takes his squad to Portugal for a warm-weather training camp on Thursday, and will decide whether to leave certain players behind to continue their rehabilitation.

As the FT's editor, Lionel Barber, revealed in a Guardian interview in February, fastFT is composed of "short, sharp takes on market-breaking news or market developments".

It's worth reading in full – not least as an addendum if you're planning to go see The Social Network, the film about the Zuckerberg due to be released next month – but here's a few sharp takes.

Much of this was quite some way into the "fantasy" bracket, but of the more SF-facing work, we found ourselves looking at a field dominated by big ideas, near – and far – future explorations of the solar system, and some very sharp takes on government intrusion into social affairs.

This win lifted Hull level with Huddersfield and Warrington, and although they remain seventh on points difference, with a home win against Wakefield on Monday they could easily be in a play-off position when Sharp takes over from the caretaker coach Richard Agar for next Saturday's home game against Wigan.

For comedy writers with sharp takes on current events, the Trump administration has provided a well of material that doesn't seem like it'll go dry anytime soon.

As well as he strikes a ball, Austin can also be sharp taking jabs at himself.

When Mr. Sharp took the job — he, like Mr. Perry, is a Texas A&M University alumnus — both systems were in a state of politically tinged turmoil.

We got to St. Peter's at noon sharp, taking our lunch along, as we had been given to understand we should do.

Sharp took over the plant and many new hotels and supporting businesses were formed.

It's nice to see someone other than Sharp take a swipe at the Sidekick line.