Olga Romanova, below, a sharp-tongued anchor for Ren-TV, the only major Russian channel with news not influenced by the Kremlin, was blocked by security guards from entering the studio for her program on Thursday night, she said.
Each piece was behind hard, sharp plastic, anchored to another hard piece of plastic with heavy duty wire, the strength and girth of what you see hanging between telephone poles.
He did some songs with a sharp backing band (anchored by the Roots' drummer Questlove) and others with a D.J. Either way, Jay-Z's delivery was typically sharp, and except for one glitch (the speakers cut out for most of "Frontin'," a duet with Pharrell Williams from the Neptunes), this was about as smooth and as strong a hip-hop concert as anyone has ever managed.
Ardross, Bosra Sham, Light Shift, Love Divine, Oath, Oh So Sharp, Reference Point, Slip Anchor and Wince are among the horses that have ensured the flag, which is raised after every Group One win, fluttered regularly at Cecil's Warren Place yard in Newmarket.
Ardross, Bosra Sham, Commander In Chief, Diminuendo, Light Shift, Love Divine, Oath, Oh So Sharp, Reference Point, Slip Anchor and Wince are among the horses that have ensured the flag, which was raised after every Group One win, fluttered regularly at Cecil's Warren Place yard in Newmarket.
Breezing up steep inclines and whistling through sharp curves, at once anchored to the road and light as a blown leaf — those few minutes confirmed everything I'd sensed the moment I first saw the car.
Both frigates lost their anchors when sharp rocks underwater cut through their cables in the turbulent conditions.
One can also easily identify the sharp edges of the anchors as the origin of the emerging isochromatic fringes and thus the source of the stress concentration.
Mr. Collins's gleaming surfaces, infinitesimal shadings of color, unexpected spatial shifts and juxtapositions of ruled and irregular, sharp focus and soft, all anchor the viewer in the present, contemplating the physical and perceptual facts of the thin skin of paint that the artist has set before us.
Lightweight, Danforth, and plow anchors have long, sharp flukes that pivot around a stock at the bottom of the shank and bury themselves deeply into the bottom; these anchors are generally used for yachts and other small craft.
