| "Adversity is the stone on which I sharpen my blade"? | |
| "He leaps, first at his dagger then at his grindstone to sharpen it. | |
| "Let me fix your fin for you and sharpen your teeth while I'm at it." | |
| - A sharpen pencil? | |
| - A whole bone, please. It is for my Polly, to sharpen his beak. | |
| "Adversity is the stone on which I sharpen my blade"? | |
| "He leaps, first at his dagger then at his grindstone to sharpen it. | |
| "Let me fix your fin for you and sharpen your teeth while I'm at it." | |
| - A sharpen pencil? | |
| - A whole bone, please. It is for my Polly, to sharpen his beak. | |
| "As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another." | |
| "He sharpens his moustache." "Like a sword." | |
| "So, as my good doctor sharpens his scalpel, | |
| "Treason rots, corrodes and sharpens the features". | |
| "as iron sharpens iron, so man sharpens another man. " | |
| "As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another." | |
| "He sharpens his moustache." "Like a sword." | |
| "So, as my good doctor sharpens his scalpel, | |
| "Treason rots, corrodes and sharpens the features". | |
| "as iron sharpens iron, so man sharpens another man. " | |
| "Carcetti may be holng the knife, but Daniels sharpened it for him. | |
| "Carcetti may be holng the knife, but Daniels sharpened it for him. | |
| "Ladies, get your knives sharpened !" | |
| "The sheep were shorn with sharpened shears that showed the shearer's sharpening skills." | |
| "This side is quite more sharpened and it hides the other side" | |
| "...by sharpening them." | |
| "How can you hear them sharpening knives over at Branehög? | |
| "I'll still see them in my mind's eye -- sharpening their knives. | |
| "Let's make the old pencils pointed again by sharpening them." | |
| "Tell me, why are they sharpening such long knives over at Branehög on this very night?" | |
| "Carcetti may be holng the knife, but Daniels sharpened it for him. | |
| "Carcetti may be holng the knife, but Daniels sharpened it for him. | |
| "Ladies, get your knives sharpened !" | |
| "The sheep were shorn with sharpened shears that showed the shearer's sharpening skills." | |
| "This side is quite more sharpened and it hides the other side" | |
| "...by sharpening them." | |
| "How can you hear them sharpening knives over at Branehög? | |
| "I'll still see them in my mind's eye -- sharpening their knives. | |
| "Let's make the old pencils pointed again by sharpening them." | |
| "Tell me, why are they sharpening such long knives over at Branehög on this very night?" | |
