Sentence examples for got sharply from inspiring English sources

The World Service had got sharply better under John Tusa in the mid-80s and the improvement was sustained.

"Oz the Great and Powerful," a prequel to the 1939 classic that focuses on the wizard's back story, got sharply mixed reviews, although it did squeak out a "fresh" rating on RottenTomatoes.com.

Winters get sharply colder eastward, but summer temperatures relate fairly closely to latitude.

When they stop using chemicals on their land, farmers initially get sharply reduced yields.

We get sharply edited quotations from her rulings and dissents, handwritten annotations to her pronouncements, and a moving portrait of her long and loving marriage.

Income levels for most social groups have stagnated in the last few decades, but the super-rich have continued to get sharply richer, and to own an ever increasing share of the economic cake.

There's always too much misconstruing of news that only gets sharply refocused later on.

This week's Street Fight gets sharply contrasting perspectives from two market watchers: Mark Rowen and Rick Berry.

The reality is that a child dies every eight seconds from drinking contaminated water, and the sanitation trend is getting sharply worse, mostly because of the worldwide drift of the rural peasantry to urban slums".

The next test for Handanovic arrived in the 36th minute, when he got down sharply to keep out Sami Khedira's volley.

Skrtel, more concerned with grappling with his man, inadvertently headed the ball against Dejan Lovren and, while Mignolet got down sharply to prevent an own goal, the goalkeeper succeeded only in palming the ball into Streller's path for a simple finish.