Sentence examples for with sharpening from inspiring English sources

They married the following year, and she later credited him with sharpening her sense of humour.

Lehane could have done, perhaps, with sharpening his focus, but that isn't what ultimately spoilt the book for me.

Crosby has been credited with sharpening the Tories' message and his interventions have been particularly welcomed by those on the right of the party.

And yet, even though he finished with more unforced errors (59) than winners (51), he was encouraged by his fight, and ultimately, with sharpening his strokes and strategy.

"In 1990, I couldn't give a Brooklyn Heights studio away; there were just too many citywide," said Mr. Thomas, crediting low mortgage rates and a growing Brooklyn Law School student body with sharpening demand.

A 1998 profile in The Atlantic credited him with "sharpening and deepening the public expression of Japanese remorse for Japan's ravaging of China and its people during the Second World War".

Now it is sending its inspectors back, with sharpened teeth.

He was stabbed with sharpened metal poles and died on his was to hospital.

"The tires were punched out with sharpened screwdrivers," Mr. Larsen said.

Boys carried gladiator-style shields and women strutted around with sharpened sticks.

As the hull filled with water, sailors standing on the tilted decks chopped down the masts with sharpened axes.