His pencil has been sharpened.

She has sharpened the knives.

The result has been disastrous, as ethnic rivalries sharpened.

Tom sharpened a pencil.

Tom sharpened his pencil.

She sharpened a knife.

He sharpened the knives.

Tom sharpened the knife.

Tom sharpened the knife.

Mary sharpened the knives.

Tom sharpened the pencils.

Tom sharpened the pencils.

Tom sharpened his knife.

Tom sharpened his axe.

Tom sharpened his axe.

They sharpened their pencils.

He hasn't sharpened the knives.

Tom sharpened the knives for Mary.

This knife needs to be sharpened.

Tom hasn't sharpened the knives yet.

I sharpened a pencil with a knife.

Have you already sharpened all the knives?

The men seized their sharpened sabres without hesitation.

When was the last time you sharpened this knife?

If someone has sharpened blades in their hand, no matter the length, or their training, they always are a threat.

The performance of the IOSCO and the IAIS has similarly been sharpened by the need to report progress through the FSB.

Booming trade in the region has failed to mute or moderate territorial and other disputes on the contrary, it has only sharpened regional geopolitics and unleashed high stakes brinkmanship.

Before the operation, traditional heroic songs were sung, while a few older women sharpened their knives, preparing for the task ahead.

CAMBRIDGE The announcement of a secret uranium enrichment facility located on a military base in Iran has sharpened President Barack Obama s efforts to place nuclear proliferation issues at the top of the world agenda.

Hundreds of thousands of young American men sharpened their moral objections to the war knowing that they were subject to being drafted.

And Israel s continuing settlement construction on the West Bank has sharpened their sense that negotiations would not be productive, whereas the raft of UN resolutions supporting a two state solution could now be put to the test.

Reacting to mounting fear of Western military action against Iran s nuclear facilities, Revolutionary Guard commanders recently sharpened their rhetoric against the US and Israel.

Booming trade in the region has failed to mute or moderate territorial and other disputes on the contrary, it has only sharpened regional geopolitics and unleashed high stakes brinkmanship. Economic interdependence cannot deliver regional stability unless rival states undertake genuine efforts to mend their political relations.

Economic recovery, when it comes, will probably start in America, but it is likely that the public s sharpened sense of injustice, and the resulting resentments, will linger, poisoning politics in the Western world long after the crisis has passed.

'And please send my scythe to Titus to be sharpened, and have it taken to the meadow to morrow I may go mowing myself,' he said, trying to overcome his confusion.

Rather, the Fund s role, even in the current crisis, should be sharpened as an interlocutor between lenders and developing country borrowers, rather than simply as a replacement for all other loan sources.

As Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh put it at the International Conference of Dalits and Minorities, held in New Delhi in December, Even as absolute poverty may be reduced by growth, inequalities can get sharpened.

Even if the language of the Protocol is sharpened before China joins the WTO, China s trading partners should hold realistic expectations about the limited results China can attain even if its reforms are energetic and sincere.

Winter has gone. Spring has come.

France has chosen and it has chosen decisively.

Whatever has a beginning also has an end.

A dog has masters. A cat has servants.

A dog has masters a cat has servants.

What he has just said has offended me.

He has some things he has to do.