Sentence examples similar to origin with a sharp from inspiring English sources

The subcutaneous tenotomy (myotomy?) is easily performed, by putting the muscles on the stretch by straightening the limb, entering the skin close to their origin with a sharp-pointed tenotome, then passing a blunt-pointed tenotome underneath the muscle, taking care to keep close to the point of insertion in the bone and cutting toward the skin while the fibres are kept upon the stretch.

Stock markets responded with a sharp slide.

Note the narrow origin and proximal part of the RCA arising near the left coronary cusp at approximately 2 o'clock with a sharp angle with the aorta (normal origin is at right coronary cusp at approximately 11 o'clock, arising with perpendicular orientation from the aorta).

Described by friends as ambitious and talkative with a sharp eye for making money, he rose from humble origins to become the government's surgeon general in Khyber Agency, a tribal area along the Afghan border.

Whether teaching history or the origins of the bass and treble clefs, Mr. Concepción keeps tight control of his classroom with a sharp eye and booming voice, easily engaging even groups of 50 or 100 children.

"Younger," she replied, with a sharp smile.

One should not confuse sharp eyes with a sharp tongue".

Her head meets a sharp corner, her hand hits the wall with a sharp crack.

European markets open with a sharp decline.

With a sharp, whooshy kind of noise.

Score them with a sharp knife.