Sentence examples for sharp and slick from inspiring English sources

Steven Fletcher, the lone striker, not only scored but also looked sharp and slick.

One Labour strategist said: "Cameron will be sharp and slick and therefore may appear to come off best but may be rather off-putting.

But if primary colours aren't to your tastes, take inspiration from the site's "monochrome edit" from British label Raoul, which features sharp and slick tailored pieces in - you guessed it - a strict palette of black and white.

Across the midfield, the Edinburgh side were sharp and slick.

They attempted to be sharp and slick and although some of the interchanges went slightly awry, they were able to breach the Inverness defence on occasion.

Even so, this sort of nonchalance takes a lot of effort: more than a dozen band members, with sharp arrangements and slick orchestration.

But the sharp lawyers and slick public relations consultants who counter the effort for clean governance are not based in countries such as Guinea: they are in London, Paris and New York.

After a few steps, that depression disappeared and all I could do was try to exactly match Sopheng's footsteps as he burrowed into a world of densely overhung, intertwining vines, bushes and branches, sharp rocks and slick tree trunks, all crawling with slimy insects, I was sure.

The head of Sky News, John Ryley, said its coverage was "dynamic, insightful and crackled with the excitement of the night; our digital journalism was slick, sharp and a very smart use of digital technology".

Richard Hawley With his sharp suit, slick quiff and honeyed voice, Hawley is the closest we get to the heyday of 1950s crooners.

The dialogue was slick and sharp and funny, and the music was brilliant (I'll never forget driving around in a blacked-out Sentinel listening to Double Clef FM as long as I live), and the missions were hard, violent, and just a little bit crazy.