Sentence examples for sharpening for from inspiring English sources

The climate on the right had been sharpening for a few days.

But as Asia's economic growth gallops into this corner of Russia's Far East, the demand for labor under free-market rules is sharpening for the thousands of young ethnic Koreans living here.

The competition between Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama has been sharpening for weeks, but the close of the Democratic primary formally raised the curtain to a five-month general election contest.

But if, say, four games pass without a win then not only is valuable ground ceded in the table, knives in certain quarters will already be sharpening for the new manager.

When I first saw the book, "How to Sharpen Pencils: A Practical & Theoretical Treatise on the Artisanal Craft of Pencil Sharpening for Writers, Artists, Contractors, Flange Turners, Anglesmiths, & Civil Servants," I was amazed by its tone, which blended satire of how-to manuals and an affection for them with a startling amount of interesting information.

Table 7 Estimation accuracy comparison between conventional algorithm and proposed method with Laplacian sharpening for different demosaicing methods (unit %).

Three knives will be sharpened for $12.

The knives are still sharpened for the Swede.

These differences, sharpened for each other's amusement, made them ideal trading partners.

Something must be wrong.'" He sensed the SEO knives being sharpened for Spectre early.

Up to three knives can be sharpened for a donation of $10.