Sentence examples for sharpness on from inspiring English sources

"The one thing we saw at the end of 2013, he lost a little sharpness on some of his pitches," Mattingly said.

I want modest sharpness on my plate, not armageddon.

Each grape exploded in the mouth like a depth-charge of liquid honey, but left a lingering tang of sharpness on the tongue.

"I just get the sense that the Russians are kind of grumpy, so there's still some sharpness on the Russian side, despite pushing the reset button," he said.

With his sharpness on set pieces, Stuart Holden might have assured Bradley that he is ready to start on the right side of midfield if Dempsey is moved to forward along side Altidore.

There followed the link between the Thames and the Bristol Channel provided by the Severn Canal and the Gloucester and Berkeley Ship Canal from Sharpness on the Severn to Gloucester.

His sharpness, one-on-one skills are top class.

"He was a huge asset Saturday, a weapon," the coach told the New York Times' Jack Bell (et. al).. "His sharpness, one-on-one skills are top class.

His trademark approach - coming at a subject not straight on but at an angle, moving stepwise from one perfectly formulated summation to the next - is as instantly recognisable as it is inimitable, depending on sharpness of intellect, learning lightly worn and a prose style which, once he had given up thinking of himself as Professor Benjamin, became a marvel of accuracy and concision.

Perhaps a simplifying of things and a focus on sharpness of movement and speed into the air might be the way forward for next weekend.

Nevertheless, the resulting set of correspondences will still typically be scarce, and some of them may be incorrect or inaccurate, depending on the sharpness of the lane marking corners and on the resolution of the image around them.