For the sharp-penned and quick-witted in those days the globe was there for trotting.

ECONOMIST: England, America and the politics of dissent

He speaks a second language with his arm, hands, and fingers, using sharp, quick gestures for emphasis and clarity.

NEWYORKER: House of Cards

We love how quick and sharp 'fun' is, but in no way do we intend to give people the impression that we're going to walk into rooms doing back flips.

WSJ: Punctuation Nerds Stopped

Even newer entrants such as Tumblr have offered sharp new competition, in particular for handling personal observations and quick exchanges.

ECONOMIST: The evolving blogosphere

Sure, the rise is powerful and quick, but it maybe too early to be declare the sharp summer slump a thing of the past.

FORBES: Dancing On The Ceiling Of The Trading Range

Instead of a quick, sharp downturn that quickly bounces into a booming recovery, capital and resources remain trapped producing things few want or bribed to remain idle.

FORBES: Why The Recession Recovery Remains Anemic

Despite Mohammad Aamir's first over costing 11 runs as Brendon McCullum got going in style, the Pakistan bowlers were quick to establish a disciplined rhythm and Younus' men were both vocal and sharp in the field.

BBC: Gul heroics inspire Pakistan win