The scalpel grows sharper.
The conflict grows sharper after a monthlong war between Israel and Hezbollah in 2006.
As the focus of the projector grows sharper, the circuits become finer and more tightly packed.
But the often disrupted lives of the children of migrants here is likely to grow still more complicated as the national debate over immigration grows sharper.
His reverence for Queen Elizabeth and the queen mother is all but unalloyed -- he gives a dazzled description of his knighting -- but as his eye grows older it grows sharper.
Earlier this year, a Muslim member of Sweden's Social Democratic party had to quit the leadership after making a reference to attacking Israel.The paradox grows sharper, as Mr Laurence points out, when you look at voting patterns among Muslim migrants in Europe.
What this suggests is that, as with the imagination, there is no limit to a writer's longevity, that — in some cases at least — insight remains, or grows sharper, with age.
A tiny steel "feather" will form along the edge as it grows sharper.
Time quickened, the air glowed, the colors of the day grew sharp; my mouth felt fresh.
A mist covered everything and, with the sunshine, was beginning to grow sharp and strange.
He continued, his voice growing sharp, "It's a bit crass of Tessa, frankly, to make that point.
