"When economics are tough, you've got a little bit of a sharper edge to it".
Yoolhee Ko is an avant-garde Korean jewelry designer who's built up a bit of a rep for sharp angles and oversized plastic thanks to her wild, geometric accessory designs.
Next week's total lunar eclipse may thrill millions of skywatchers, but it poses a bit of a challenge for a sharp-eyed NASA moon probe.
There's no cheese like Kraft or variants, and while I'm not averse to a bit of sharp cheddar or, at a push, a slither of smoked Gouda, it's all about the bright orange fake stuff that melts like no other.
Mitchell Johnson will bowl the first of these, and it's a bit of a warm-up over, sharp enough but nothing scary, while du Plessis and Amla each profit by one run.
They love a bit of theatre: viciously sharp knives are stabbed into tables with a thud; meat is butchered loudly to order; steaks are delivered under metal cloches until – ta da!
In fact, he lasted a short spell in Michael Howard's shadow cabinet before being dropped over a bit of sharp practice.
Are not people rightly asking, "Is this man simply not cut out for the job"?' Cameron showed the dexterity which is delighting Tories when he was able to cope with a bit of sharp practice by Labour.
Additionally, I suspect Harry's has to work carefully to avoid infringing on patents, but their success of late has certainly given the big guys a bit of a market-share haircut while earning sharp valuations.
Sometimes an egg pasta will sneak into the mix, like the wide pappardelle in a lamb sauce or the narrow tagliatelle with a rich Bolognese, but his aesthetic is basically the same: modest portions of noodles cooked to a point just past al dente, and sauces fortified with a bit of butter, a touch of sharp cheese and a healthy pinch of salt.
