That makes a sharp downturn in China less likely in the near future.
Their intrusion makes a sharp point about the difference between medieval and modern notions of identity.
But Mr. Leff, antennas quivering, makes a sharp left into the doorway, so I follow.
The novel makes a sharp descent into hokey melodrama, its characters turning into broad, unsavory stereotypes.
Just past the bridge, the Kill Van Kull makes a sharp right into Newark Bay.
Their immersion in family, in history and ritual, makes a sharp contrast with the drifting, yearning Jeanne.
Ms. Versace, whose voice makes a sharp, speeding racket, will say of her protege, "He's like a Vulcan of ideas".
If he makes a sharp comment about a colleague, in the very same sentence he will add a softening touch.
Kathryn Meisle makes a sharp, independent, emotionally defended Beatrice, looking a bit like Katharine Hepburn in Mattie Ullrich's fashions, which suggest Old Hollywood.
Then, knife in hand, he makes a sharp slash of the air, and concludes, "Euroset must remain on the market alone.
"Dub has proven here that the new Avalon makes a sharp urban ride," Keith Dahl, Toyota's Engagement Marketing and Motorsports National manager, said in a press release.
