Just put these away for me and look sharp about it.
"He's been following this show right along, and before he gets through he'll put us out of business if we don't look sharp."
Woods looked sharp for a man who said he did not practice much during his break.
He was looking really sharp, and winning everything in the air.
"He just doesn't look sharp on either end of the floor."
"Just tell everybody to look sharp and don't make a move before the signal goes up."
He stayed in the game, but did not look sharp.
Why don't they cut their own children's ears into points to make them look sharp?
After that it picked up for a while, and we looked quite sharp again.
Then go back where you came from, my little rough, and look sharp about it!
It's no trial to you, Mark, to make yourself comfortable and to bustle about.
Even more workers than last time bustled about in controlled chaos.
She bustled about, examining me every now and then with the corner of her eye.
I watch the people bustle about and wonder if any of them might be on my jury.
Even in that limited space, she seemed to bustle about.
He wanted to bustle about, to run away from it.
Then I have to bustle about and see things with my own eyes.
Seeing, as women do, how helpless he was in making the place comfortable, she bustled about.
The housekeeper bustled about, changing the things on the night table for those she had brought.
Bustling about, the servant set up the apparatus on a table.
Idiome