Sentence examples for make them sharp from inspiring English sources
If you cut the ends of the caltrop on a diagonal, you can make them sharp.
"It's important to make them sharper by creating an engagement strategy around them".
There, Addington was known as a powerhouse, a stickler who controlled access to Cheney and marked up others' memos in red felt-tipped pen, returning the memos for rewrites that would make them sharper — and more protective of executive power.
The hi-hat should not be obvious, but more of a complement to the kick sounds to make them sharper.
These models and their clothes, he'll make them look sharp, because sharp is what he does.
Aburiria's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Markus Machokali, had been an ordinary Member of Parliament until he went to London for plastic surgery to enlarge his eyes, "to make them ferociously sharp, or as he put it in Kiswahili, Yawe Macho Kali, so that he would be able to spot the enemies of the Ruler no matter how far their hiding places.
Make sure lines flow and don't make them too sharp.
So if you're sharpening pencils, make them the sharpest goddamn pencils the world has ever seen.
Equally there is no backchannel this year and the speakers could have done with the audience feedback to make them a little sharper and more insightful.
Idries Shah has made just the small anecdotes of Nasrudin even more beautiful... [he] not only has the capacity to exactly translate the parables, but even to beautify them, to make them more poignant, sharper".
