| When the sharpener is pulled firmly across a double-sided blade, it hones both sides of the tool at once. |
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| I like to start with a soft stone, such as the stick-like hones sometimes used by watchmakers. |
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| As a one more deft stroke of his phraseological felicity, Vajpayee has pulled off a statement that hones itself to everybody's satisfaction. |
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| Professor Hyndman hones her craft as a teacher by being a student in dance classes and competing in dance festivals. |
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| His facility takes off-the-shelf Fords and hones them into performance vehicles in a systematic way that owes more to the assembly plant than to the body shop. |
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| Another is that Periscope hones its private broadcast functionality to the extent that it becomes its main use. |
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| Through years of disciplined training and meditation, the Jedi Knight hones body and mind into perfect harmony. |
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| Such a guide, which hones in on the issues and provides a number of technical details is very useful at this time. |
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| This is achieved through an exacting regimen of practice and rehearsal which hones the skills of the players to razor sharpness. |
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| Literature also strongly suggests that team sport participation hones these skills to a far greater degree. |
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| The toxin hones in on a receptor in the gut that only Anopheles possesses, making B. thuringiensis M-H-14 completely innocuous to all other living species, including human beings. |
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| The attraction of the emotion-based approach is that it hones in on issues that people actually find important and want to discuss, rather than on topics predetermined by pollsters. |
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| This hones some regions to levels of superior ability, while others fall by the wayside. The team chose to examine Broca's and Wernicke's areas because language-based experiments are easy to conduct. |
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| Raphael has a penchant for finely-crafted sounds and arrangements which he hones for hours in the studio, but he was soon required to prove himself live on stage. |
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| After noticing a renewal of progressive metal for a while, it was impossible not to introduce a band which hones a whole legacy from its very first album. |
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| The collaborative partnership with MARIA GALLAND expert beauticians hones our keen sense of the demands that today's men and women make on skin care as an expression of their personality. |
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| Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class Tony Ariola, a helicopter rescue swimmer from Air Station Savannah, hones his skills in Charleston Harbor, S. C., during a training mission. |
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| This approach is not ideal for every student, but for some the right specialty school nurtures exceptional talents, hones particular skills, and affords the chance to interact with similarly inclined peers. |
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| Creative writing in Room 205 hones my literary skills like a lathe. |
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| Push-polling hones in on an opponent's record, strip-mining it and often distorting or exaggerating it. |
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| In what respect is Hones power greater than that of the Sages who teach halakha and Torah? |
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| Senior Master Sgt. Bill Hones, a member of the Joint Service Orchestra, rehearsing on a carbon-fiber cello for the preinaugural concert at the Lincoln Memorial on Sunday. |
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