Sentence examples for could sharpen from inspiring English sources
Do you wish you could sharpen your memory?
Binsted enjoyed the experience, but figured that she could sharpen the concept.
He added that, if the knives ever got dull, he could sharpen them in his studio.
He also suspects that making changeovers more aggressive – not less – could sharpen up the team.
They wanted to create a workshop where they could sharpen their skills between plays and movies.
The findings, he added, could sharpen the political debate: "There are clear benefits to voters from this experiment".
The central bank and O.E.C.D. reports could also sharpen the debate about what, if anything, policy makers could do to stimulate lending in the most troubled countries.
A young reporter could also sharpen his instincts down in the basketball bushes.
According to Lesun, the doping furore has not affected his training and could even sharpen his competitive edge.
"You know how there are some people who think that if they could only sharpen their vision they would see ghosts?" Ida asked.
Though he needs to spend much more on infrastructure, Lula has squandered a chunk of record tax revenues on padding the public payroll.An oil gusher could also sharpen Brazil's already voracious appetite for the politics of the pork barrel.
