The composer used a-sharp in the score to indicate the pitch normally written as A♯.

The composer wrote a haunting motif centered on A-sharp that recurred throughout the symphony.

At the concert, the violinist tuned to A sharp before the solo.

A sharp has quickly become the favorite choice for writing command-line tools in the Ada community.

During the rehearsal, the pianist struggled with the rapid sequence of A sharps.

The pianist tuned the orchestra using several A-sharps before the performance.

The bin was labeled "a sharps" even though it held several needles and other pointed instruments.

During rehearsal, the conductor asked the oboist to play a sharp so the orchestra could tune to the correct pitch.

The music teacher asked the students to identify the a-sharps in the score.

During the rehearsal, the conductor sharped the A to match the soloist.