Sentence examples for hone to from inspiring English sources

Miller said he had driven him hone to Nyack.

He brought them hone to his maid saying he would have them for supper.

Nor are we quite so anxious to dismiss as "derivative" works that hone to perfection an idiom well established elsewhere.

England have three Twenty20s here and three in the West Indies in March to hone to a fine point personnel and gameplan for their ICC World Twenty20 campaign, which kicks off against New Zealand in Chittagong on 22 March.

It's hard enough to pay travel expenses for low-paid live club gigs, never mind touring a solo show or going to the Edinburgh fringe, which is the very best place to hone, to practise and garner attention.

The six discs of Essanay and Mutual shorts are, quite simply, 12 of the funniest hours ever committed to celluloid, abetted by Chaplin's remarkable ability to temper the more overt comic material with a more sobering air, something he would hone to perfection in his later features.

Everything in Whitehead's narrative is honed to scintillating sharpness.

More disturbingly, the evidence seems honed to fit an argument.

It was hardball honed to a fine art.

Our vocal tract is honed to produce the sonic richness and precision of speech.

The wheedling and needling are honed to a piercing, at times claustrophobic pitch.