She's all about clothes that make sharp, considered statements.
The Government has moved to make sharp cuts to state funding to Britain's opposition parties.
The men make sharp gestures while peeling off their clothes and take jagged, predatory walks.
Perception must make sharp, digital, yes-no distinctions like, Is that a dog or a cat?
I could watch her glare and make sharp remarks all day long.
During the venison course, my stomach began to make sharp rumblings.
Financial-services companies had been among the first to make sharp cuts in employment as the recession deepened.
Some will be insulted if you don't ask them to make sharp goat curries, lamb kebabs and chicken tikka.
It said it would make "sharp declines" in overtime and eliminate scores of temporary and contract jobs.
Markets often make sharp moves in the first days of January that are not sustained in the rest of the year.
In a weak economy, many economists and Obama administration officials say, Congress should not make sharp, immediate cuts in federal spending.
