sharply **

With any change, the market could fall quickly and sharply.

The economy has turned around sharply since Clinton took office.

He had to be ready to get us sharply away.

One of the women toward the back looked at her sharply.

She turned sharply to the young man at her side.

Michael looked sharply at him over the last of the fire.

He looked at me sharply and asked what was wrong.

He turned sharply away from the others, looking down at his hands.

She looked at him sharply to make sure he was taking the point.

I looked across at her sharply and decided not to ask.

His head came up and he looked at her sharply.

He called attention to things by looking sharply at them.

That was up sharply from 1.3 million a month earlier.

The man looked at her sharply and seemed about to speak.

The children had never heard her speak to him sharply before.

She said it sharply, as though to cut him down.

But we could not get out of it sharply enough.

It was now brought sharply to his and their attention.

The boy came in, saying sharply, What do they want?

Then he raised both his hands and brought them together sharply.

She put it down rather sharply as they went in.

We'll need to cut weight sharply and our time is short.

The man who had first looked around stood up sharply and turned.

No one could feel that more sharply than her son.

At the same time, the cost of living increased sharply.