Sentence examples for better sharpen from inspiring English sources

If you want to be a competitive content marketer in the years to come, you'd better sharpen your live streaming content production skills.

She performed that album's title track alone, the better to sharpen its portrait of vulnerability.

Mr Parker added: "We are not perfect, and there are always things we can learn, do better and sharpen up on".

"We need to be a bit more aware of the performances and at certain moments of the game we need to control the ball better and sharpen up our performance and once we do that it will help us get those wins". Arsene Wenger is talking to reporters ahead of Arsenal's trip to Stoke in the Premier League tomorrow.

There's nothing better for sharpening your ability to predict outcomes than living through some period when things went wrong.

He is working on a new book that he says will help good players get better by sharpening their focus.

His titles include "Five Card Major," "Negative Doubles," "Tactical Bidding," "Weak Two Bids" and "Winning Swiss Team Tactics". He is working on a new book that he says will help good players get better by sharpening their focus.

More and better education sharpens workers' skills, helps meet the demands of today's technical workplaces, and ultimately raises wages.

He wants that extra $221m to help him attract better teachers and sharpen up his science courses.

It is for this reason that Murray may have been better advised to sharpen his weaponry against Santoro rather than join in the fun.

Sincerely, there's never been a better time to sharpen your blades and join the hunt.