Examples of using The sharp in English and their translations into Polish
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which is in contrast with the sharp white ice of Iceland's glaciers;
Kamil Moskowczenko address this problem from the structural complexity of organic Baroque architecture and the sharp, rugged Gothic convention.
Optonica was then used by the Sharp, the brand under which it offered consumer audio equipment.
where they could not see him; but they heard the sharp, hasty tramp,
Their high volume output will fill venues of any size, and the sharp, booming tones they're capable of delivering can give you explosive metal sound for the studio, too.
It's not just the sharp, fruity aroma that makes them so effective though,
perhaps only Kulik's device of metonymy, the sharp and disturbing juxtaposition of brilliant shawl
Due to the sharp seasonal contrast in forage availability in these pastorial areas,
plain old hardy laugh, from seemingly nowhere you feel the sharp cramping pain around the bottom of your rib cage piercing up into the rib cage.
aimed at strengthening the executive branch, and his political differences with the representatives of the legislative branch, were the cause of the sharp constitutional crisis that arose in 1992-1993.
The sharp and continued decrease of people crossing irregularly or losing their lives in the Aegean on their way
The sharp economic downturn asks for a fair,
When it comes to the sharp and well-defined conflicts between the higher
The sharp economic downturn in a number of countries in this region can indeed have an adverse impact on the economies of the same European Union Member States,
That's the Sharps' address, the family whose daughter we treated.
Only the sharpest medical mind I know.
The Sharps Flats trophy goes to… Whoo!
The sharper the teeth.
Even the sharpest of razors, On a… On a shave this close.