Sentence examples for with the sharpening from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, for Mr Blair and for Britain, this realisation coincided with the sharpening of hostility between him and his chancellor of the exchequer, Gordon Brown.

I confess that a degree of midlife befuddlement has crept up on me of late, coinciding unhappily with the sharpening of my children's critical faculties.

In a strategy that dovetails with the sharpening tenor of the president's populist message, they are likely to paint Mr. Romney as a plutocrat whose brand of capitalism would hurt the interests of the middle class at a moment when the country is increasingly focused on income inequality.

With the sharpening of building codes and the upcoming polices on energy efficiency, life cycle optimisation is starting to gain importance among industrial investors.

As with the sharpening steel, it is important that the knife which you wish to sharpen is clean before use.

He was stabbed in the head and neck with the sharpened toothbrush.

Spain's sense of balance in the team, with the usual foundation of endless, dizzying, passing triangles embellished with the sharpened lines to goal on top, made for an impressive mix.

A new logo that, to my artistically untrained eye, looks like it was drawn with the sharpened tip of a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.

Specifically, the left test patch alternated with the original mammogram image should appear sharper than the central patch, while the right patch alternated with the sharpened adaptor should appear blurrier.

All flow variables are updated with the sharpened volume-fraction field for ensuring the consistency of the variables, and the update of the phase mass, momentum and energy is conservative.

After the black panthers scare segment is Dana Perino - the steely eyed fembot with the sharpened incisors - ready to sink her teeth into Gretch - sorry, Obama!