A mesmerised Sharp rushed to investigate and the dancers apologised, explaining that it was customary for them to dance only at Whitsuntide but, as times were hard, they thought they'd try to make a few extra coppers over Christmas.
An inaccurate opening line can be costly to an individual casino -- or bookie in the passenger seat of a van with tinted windows -- as sharp gamblers rush to the side that's providing surplus value.
The focus is still sharp with Rush's vision for the future a vision that is definitely something to see out on the road this year.
"We are excited about building a personal Google for everyone, everywhere," was another of his marketing soundbites, putting a few threads on this sharp-elbowed rush for AI.
But numerous players, like Anatoly Karpov or Jan Timman, prefer not to rush sharp tactics.
A year ago, when he first proposed that Republicans turn the page he drew sharp criticism from Rush Limbaugh, among others.
An elongated phrase in which Ms. Krall lingers voluptuously over the "l" in "love" and the "oo" in "moon") is often followed by a sharp, curtly punctuated rush.
Every morning at nine o'clock sharp, he came rushing into the room, his soutane swishing, his face reddened as if in anger, his features oddly calm.
The Emerson played the lyrical elements with great beauty, although the Presto of the C sharp minor was rushed and roughed up to the point of unintelligibility.
He began to be famous in 1966, after the publication… Every morning at nine o'clock sharp, he came rushing into the room, his soutane swishing, his face reddened as if in anger, his features oddly….
