Phoenix is a group of four sharp dressed, smooth-tongued Frenchmen who have come to resurrect modern pop-rock from the throes of boredom.
Set in a German POW camp during World War II, a group of really sharp Allied prisoners of war (most of them fliers who were shot down or parachuted to safety) were humorously and cleverly outsmarting their dimwitted and bumbling Nazi jailers.
And I welcome to the struggle a group of Germans carrying sharp needles and giving out misleading instructions.
Fast Times At Ridgemont High (1982) -- Tracking the ups and downs in the lives of a group of teenagers, this sharp ensemble piece centers mostly on Stacy Hamilton Jennifer Jason Leighh), a likeable, attractive girl who starts dating confident cad Mike Damone Robert Romanuss) when the true object of her affection, shy Mark Brian Backerr), appears uninterested.
One afternoon, a group of female prisoners hoisted sharp farming tools — not in a fight, but to tend to crops at a prison farm that opened in February.
At four o'clock sharp, a group of girls, all eight and nine years old, quietly assembles in the spacious, high-ceilinged main studio of Ballet School NY.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet At four o'clock sharp, a group of girls, all eight and nine years old, quietly assembles in the spacious, high-ceilinged main studio of Ballet School NY.
So a prolonged rogue signal on a group of sensors can cause a sharp contrast in local spectrum observation from the others, thus appearing malicious and no different than SSDF.
The new location of the site was Columbia Point in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston, near the University of Massachusetts Boston, described as a group of "massive, blocky structures...in sharp contrast to the mellow and urbane atmosphere of the library's original site near Harvard Square".
In one of her requisite men's suits, she enacts crisply choreographed routines with a group of androgynous black backup dancers; their sharp hand movements echo those of Willi Ninja, the New Yorker known as the godfather of voguing.
