Sentence examples for bears sharp from inspiring English sources

The head bears sharp retractable jaws.

The imposing old building at the leafier end of Camden in north London that bears Sharp's name and is the home of the English Folk Dance and Song Society is its own testament to the genre's most dominant figure.

5. Walk under the bridge and past Southwark Cathedral on your left, then bear sharp right past the Golden Hinde galleon and head along Clink Street, bearing right to rejoin the Thames path.

Toes usually bore sharp, somewhat curved claws.

Cheek teeth (premolars and molars) bear sharp cusps.

The sexes look alike and bear sharp, slightly backward-curving, black horns that are 5 25 cm (2 10 inches) long.

The hands typically featured long, flexible fingers with pronounced, often strongly curved claws, which bore sharp piercing talons.

Because of its age, narrow bore, sharp turns and steep grade, trains are limited to just 30 miles (48 kilometres) per hour while passing through it.

It bears a sharp character line just below the windows, stretching from headlight to taillight, much in keeping with its competitors from Korea.

Dorothy's friend Molly Cora Leee Day), whose salty home wisdom bears the sharp lyrical voice of tradition while weighted down with the stalwart passivity ingrained by oppression, mocks the woman on the poster as "a broad with a gun".

A teddy bear with sharp teeth.