Sentence examples for sharpish from inspiring English sources

He believes the public are right to think the entire political system is "not fit for purpose" because it does not enjoy the trust of the public, and politicians need to "work out pretty sharpish" what to do about it.

When a former Greek prime minister, George Papandreou, suggested holding a referendum in 2011 he was summoned to Brussels and told to drop the idea sharpish.

And Mr Bernstein is simply wrong about being the first journalist in Kashgar for years.To make up for that, Mr Bernstein writes in a felicitous style, enlivened at times with a telling metaphor or a sharpish insight.

That is clear from the charges against Mr Lebedev: the sharpish business practices alleged in a 55-page summary of the indictment, which was published by the prosecutor general's office, were common in the early 1990s.

Consumer spending accounts for 70% of growth these days, so closing down even part way the home-equity cash machine that has fed consumption would put the economic brakes on sharpish.

Because I want to be able to get home pretty damn sharpish if my feet start hurting, or if the prosecco runs out, or if they're not watching the bongs on the Beeb.

He had to switch tack sharpish and create a character.

But enthusiasts must make sure they get there sharpish – the new 45-minute tour, which runs from Wednesday to Sunday at 3.30pm, is limited to the first 20 attendees.

That 15th major is a remote possibility at best, unless he locates his mojo sharpish.

"I said 'you will take my points on board otherwise I will kiss you into an horrific submission' and with that he shut up sharpish".

"On the other hand @DouglasCarswell, you ditched your opposition to centrally-imposed candidates sharpish when it suited you eh?" During the Q&A session Mr Carswell made remarks that suggest he is critical of Mr Farage's leadership.