Sentence examples for mighty sharp from inspiring English sources
At a news conference here today, when an NBC News correspondent began to ask him a question, Mr. Bush interjected, "Mighty sharp today, by the way," referring to the correspondent's attire.
Those Princeton boys are mighty sharp.
Obama tackled the awkwardness head on while delivering mighty sharp digs at the host ("If I ran a third time it would be sort of like doing a third 'Hangover' movie. It didn't really work out very well did it?") all to plug the Affordable Care Act and healthcare.gov.gov
Industrial production in December dropped 12%, the biggest fall in 17 years of record-keeping by the federal statistics agency.In this section Reaping the rewards of indolence The other Castro stamps his heel An unmended fence Reprints Related items New York and Illinois: Over-mighty governorsJan 29th 2009This sharp slowdown will make for a grim year.
But recent decades have seen a sharp contraction, with the once-mighty fleet reduced to barely 80 vessels and less than 35,000 regular personnel.
Something many had taken for granted was thrown into sharp relief, especially when it became clear that even the mighty Apple was capable of royally screwing up its own maps product.
Hailing from Kolbotn, Norway (home of the mighty), Nekromantheon play thrash exactly like it's supposed to be: short, sharp and to the fucking point.
At the ceremony, Tawiah was enchanting, if not addictive, to watch; her mighty vocals thundered through the venue as she delivered the melodies with razor-sharp accuracy.
But neither do we think it is a likely replay of October 1987, when a similar sharp collapse following on weeks of soggy markets was the prelude to a mighty bull market that rose almost straight up from the bottom.
In her mighty cry of "Lachte" — "I laughed" — she landed the vertiginous descent from high B to low C-sharp with athletic precision.
