Sentence examples for go sharp from inspiring English sources

Certain suggestions or notions would make the muscles of her lean spotty face quiver, her eyes go sharp and black, and her mouth work as if there were a despicable taste in it.

The humid heat tends to send the instruments out of tune — and in unhappily assorted directions (the metal instruments' notes may go sharp even as the woodwinds' go flat).

"There you go," Sharp says with a laugh.

If the piccolo is cold, the pitch will go flat; if warm, it will go sharp.

In the cold, a clarinet will usually go flat, and in warmer weather, it will go sharp.

This can be a problem because it makes the guitar difficult to tune, and causes the strings to go sharp when palm-muting.

Head north from the Smugglers to a crossroads, where the metalled road goes sharp right.

Out-of-tune pianos, detuned banjos, chords where one part goes sharp while the other goes flat.

I could hear all the flaws in the singing, attacks that weren't together, people going sharp.

What happens to a singer with an impregnable ear in difficult new music, when he or she sings by means of pitch recognition and the chorus behind slips badly flat or, out of nervousness, goes sharp?

There was a lot of unspecific gesturing, especially towards the beginning, and the voice sometimes lost force in the lower register or went sharp under pressure up top.