Sentence examples for started to sharpen from inspiring English sources

This week, Mr. Gephardt started to sharpen his focus on Dr. Dean's record as governor of Vermont, criticizing him as supporting cuts in Medicare spending, trade deals with Mexico and China and tax breaks for companies, including Enron.

Their run of amazing products will end, and corporate enemies will start to sharpen their knives.

When you see the small flame on it, rub the stick on a rock or brick until it starts to sharpen.

In order to gauge whether your shears are being sharpened, take a piece of fabric and cut it before starting to sharpen to see how sharp they are to begin with.

Website creation, fundraising and equipment planning followed, with two of the team flying to Mendoza a month before the walk started to check the route and sharpen up on their Spanish.

The complex had been started to "seed" office development in a sagging Lower Manhattan and to sharpen the focus on the region's place in world trade.

There were more contacts over the following years, although it was only in summer of 2013 that the prospect of AKPD taking on the task of sharpening Miliband's candidacy started to seem plausible.

Napravnik, who rode Mylute on Saturday, moved to the farm of the trainer Holly Robinson in the summer of 2004 and started exercising horses to sharpen her riding skills.

Once you start writing, continue to sharpen your craft, write on a regular basis and make regular submissions to your blog.

The Interview Day section starts with brain teasers to sharpen the user's mind.

What started as a simple project to sharpen his photo editing skills has turned into an online sensation for 15-year old Zev Hoover from Massachusetts.