8/24/2005 .I'm struck sharp as a heart pain by the way this minute brims with the whole story; such touched fullness as plain as day.
Given the LBO's history of contemporizing historical operas, and with this production characterized as "triple murders in a warehouse" we can expect it to set the pace for what will be the company's most ambitious season ever, one that will strike sharp chords with contemporary America.
While giving his car a ride around the town on the following day Haynes was involved in what is believed to be the first automobile accident after swerving to miss a street car and striking a sharp curb, busting a tire and damaging the axle.
Once you've mastered the correct striking form, practice striking at a sharp angle.
The reaction from power generating companies struck a sharp contrast.
Those descriptions strike a sharp contrast to the men as they appeared in Montevideo.
Her confident delivery struck a sharp contrast with the gaffes of last fall.
There was plenty of shaky tennis from there, but there was also some classic Sharapova: huge, flat ground strokes struck at sharp angles with full-blown self-confidence.
Like the recorder, it is a fipple, or whistle, flute i.e., one sounded by a stream of breath directed through a duct to strike the sharp edge of a hole cut in the side of the pipe.
Mr. Guare also strikes a sharp contemporary note when Napoleon, having ceded the Louisiana Territory for the then exorbitant sum of $15 million, predicts that the rapidly expanding country will be riven by irresolvable conflict.
Consider product A, in which layers of cedar and raspberry strike a sharp upfront note, while clove and creamy notes add body while contributing an exotic, sumptuous character that conveys luxury in its essence.
