make sharp

The influence of our homes strikes so directly on our hearts that they make sharp impressions.

Upward the little locomotive climbs, seeming to make sharp bends at every hundred feet.

The discovery of metal proved the greatest boon, for now it was possible to make sharp tools and weapons.

So too scerpe, l. 18, grows sharp, usually means to make sharp.

Mr. Owen was now beginning to make sharp bargains with the independent Communities.