Sentence examples for which sharpens from inspiring English sources
Man wraps up his old razor blades and takes them to a firm which sharpens blades.
All of which sharpens the focus on the ethical issues cited earlier.
They simply benefit from the soft velvet coral, which sharpens details, brightens colors, clarifies compositions and deepens meanings.
Many fruit sorbets, like jams and jellies, benefit from a splash of citrus juice, which sharpens the flavor.
The writer claims that many adults who used to be smokers now use Ritalin to get the same dopamine boost which sharpens focus and concentration.
By Raoul Fleischmann The New Yorker, January 7 , 1928P. 10 Man wraps up his old razor blades and takes them to a firm which sharpens blades.
Eyeglasses, which sharpened vision, became power items.
Mrs Weduwen may drop the camp visits, which sharpen such fears.
Salgado shot only in black and white, which sharpened the contrasts in an already-dramatic landscape.
The southern branch was given what it wanted, which sharpened its appetite for more, and the party kept on giving.
To avoid a no-confidence vote, Mr Ramotar prorogued parliament in November and called early elections in February.It was a close race, which sharpened its tone.
