Sentence examples for hone for from inspiring English sources

In species with large upper canines, the most anterior lower premolar assumes a peculiar shape known as sectorial, functioning as a hone for the scythelike canine.

Kennametal, which makes metal-cutting and highway construction equipment, agreed to acquire Extrude Hone for about $137 million to add a line of tools that smooth and polish metal.

Although Dibs is in a way the current band's incarnation of Lemmy, the original bassist's lines were shared between – and intensified by – himself and Hone for much of the album's resurgence, and the tracks that followed.

The same day, Mr. Obama delivered a long-awaited address that she had helped hone for months, calling for scaling back the global fight against terrorism, limiting the use of armed drones and closing the detention center at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

How you go about doing so will become a skill that you hone for decades.

This was a speech that had the exact pompous, flat tone his speechwriters had clearly been seeking to hone for years.

Defensive end Justin Tuck said: "We are kind of honing for some sacks.

Pinstripe trouser suits, cashmere coats, pencil skirts and trenchcoats were perfectly honed for the Max Mara customer.

Some advertisements would be honed for women, for example, or for veterans in rural communities.

But these arguments have to be aired, and then honed for these communities.

For example, Honda has developed a technique it calls plateau honing for the cylinder walls of its engines.