Sentence examples for make a sharp move from inspiring English sources

Once stocks or bonds or oil prices make a sharp move, everyone piles on in the same direction, and the market's over-all shifts are exaggerated.

But there is also a rhetorical barometer the "Vietnam count"—and it too has made a sharp move upwards, with Ted Kennedy dubbing Iraq "Bush's Vietnam", Newsweek splashing "The Vietnam Factor" on its cover, and George Bush, in a rare press conference, dismissing the comparison as unhelpful.

Why did the plane make a sharp left turn?

"When I make a sharp right turn at an intersection.

That would allow doctors to make a sharp diagnosis, quickly.

You should make a sharp crease at the center.

Now, bring them together and make a sharp, snapping sound.

Northern Ireland made a sluggish start but a sharp move put the visitors ahead against the run of play on 14 minutes, with Paterson's first touch from Shane Ferguson's pass giving the striker space to fire his third international goal powerfully into the corner.

In the meanwhile, Mr. Vyugin said, the central bank is not going to make any sharp moves; rather, it is hoping that the government will mop up some of the additional money by running a large budget surplus.

It's a sharp move: Young Adult repays percolation.

From a business perspective, it is a sharp move.