Sentence examples for sharp money from inspiring English sources

Time was when working-class Englishmen looked sharp, money or no.

But he's a sharp money guy, and if anyone can get to the bottom of the Yonkers muddle, he can.

Stan may have been a son of the Potteries, but he was also a man of the world, sharp about money (his lucrative product endorsements included cigarettes as well as football boots), awkward to deal with, and unnervingly confident of his own ability.

And he is very sharp about how money shapes -- and taints -- the most intimate relations.

Indeed, donor records indicate that Mr. Sharp has given money to many more Democrats than Republicans.

If an American recession caused a flight of capital to safety, these countries would see a sharp outflow of money.

For all its convoluted plotting and absurdity, this play from 1773 has sharp observations on money, class and sexual hypocrisy.

A sharp outflow of money from stock mutual funds in June and July shows that investor confidence has been shaken.

With football's traditional cycles a thing of the past, Sharp suspects only money can restore the glory days to either team.

"I think this was due to some clash with Uefa which would have meant Sharp paying extra money for this one match".

When she performs a spot-on impression of Mariah Carey's vocal acrobatics and hits an F sharp 7 (the "money note" of the title), she rolls her eyes like a cartoon character hit by a frying pan.