Sentence examples for in which sharp from inspiring English sources

Equally mysterious if less outright sensual was Mr. Davidovsky's "Flashbacks," in which sharp eruptions and skittering figures repeatedly rupture a placid rumination.

In the new Broadway play "Next Fall," in which sharp religious differences test a gay couple's romantic bond, it is ultimately a traffic accident — not AIDS — that lands one of the men in critical condition.

It is neither a surge, nor a swash, but a kind of slow, crashing, groaning, shrieking sound, in which sharp silvery tinkling mingle with the low, thunderous undertone of a rushing tempest.

And the OBR has already woundingly described his plans for the next parliament – in which sharp cuts in spending are to be followed by steep increases – as a "rollercoaster".

For $100 a month, for example, a top-level "Wave" donor can appear in periodic webcasts in which Sharp interviews scientists about their work.

However, for patterns in which sharp interfaces form and propagate, automata simulations can exhibit undesirable properties, including spurious anisotropy and poor representation of interface curvature effects.

Moss had 6 catches for 87 yards in the first half, including 3 receptions for 56 yards on a drive in which Sharper did not play.

The next allegation involves a Nov. 20 incident in which Sharper is said to have met two women at a Scottsdale, Ariz., nightclub.

Still, that is well below the level at which sharp reductions in the payroll tax apply.

Rather, contingent behavior occurs for the intermediate values of μ over which sharp changes in the system's behavior are observed: a sharp rise in population size and number of clusters, and a sharp drop in population-cluster correlation.

This week we were talking beer signs in San Francisco, which sharp-eyed readers will remember was a discussion in this space a while back.