Pat Richards, for instance, is coming to the end of a seven-season stint on the wing for Wigan, for whom he has won countless matches with his metronomic goal-kicking and sharp, close-range finishing.
Wheatley and his director of photography John Hooper juxtaposed vast desert landscapes with ultra sharp close-up imagery inspired by Edward Steichen's photographs in The Family of Man, cutting from one size to the other to breathtaking effect.
Aberdeen's front four were sharper and slicker in their movement and interchanges, but May forced Jamie Langfield into a sharp close-range stop in Saints' only real opening of the first half.
Milazzo gave Sharper close to the the maximum 19½-year sentence she could have imposed.
In other words, he is exactly as advertised: not as sharp, but close.
He took in this information as evenly as he took in everything — fastballs, sharp grounders, close plays at the plate.
The fundraiser took place at Cecil Sharp House, close to Mr Miliband's Primrose Hill home in North London, before a packed audience of local residents.
As anyone who has flown out of a cloud knows, the boundaries of a cloud are a lot less sharp up close than they can appear on the ground.
It shows that the PDFs are quite sharp and close to zero, just like an impulse function, and the constant approximation in Equation 4 for each utterance is accurate and reasonable to some extent.
In the initial state, the N 2p state is broadly distributed from −6.2 to −13 eV, and the O 2p state has a sharp peak close to the valence top, i.e., at around −7.0 eV.
