I must botch up the accounts, I see,-thesquire has grown sharp.

His face, like his daughter Fanny's, had grown sharp, and almost fierce.

The nostrils of his little nose, grown sharp and dry, rise and fall.

Disappointed in this hope, she would have grown sharp-tempered, querulous, selfish.

The golden sunset was waning and the air had grown sharp.

Her senses, which had grown sharp almost instantly, began by grasping the subterranean movement.

When she came back he saw that her impatience had grown sharp and almost hard.

Finally Jennie's eye, grown sharp with want, saw one.

The ridge of his shapely nose had grown sharp; the audacious nostrils appeared mean and pinched.

Her voice had grown sharp.

Her senses have grown sharp.

Through stress of appetites, as powerful as they were gross, he had grown sharp to calculate, and quick to see.

His thin overcoat was protecting him but feebly from the wind, which with the disappearance of the sun had grown sharp and biting.

He was tall, just under six feet, and his features, so delicate and elfin when he was a child, had grown sharp and rather striking.

"Oh, you do, do you?" said Papa, his gaze grown sharp.