I'm skilled at

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I most of all enjoyed the problem solving that is involved in medicine and I found I was skilled at communicating science to the pet owners.

To begin with patient intake: I am skilled at vital signs, setting up for and explaining various procedures, injections, blood draws, and performing EKG's.

At one cow I knew as old and cloudy-eyed I threw the dirt balls as if it were a sport at which I was skilled.

Somewhere out in the hills lay the remains of a couple of Iron Age forts, but Mr. Pettigrew told me they wouldn't be easy to find unless I happened to be skilled at noticing the archaeological signals in a wet heap of rocks.

Otherwise you are insulting and degrading what I have sacrificed to be skilled at what I do.

I can't deny that he was skilled at chit-chat and charm, but there was always the occasional girl who wouldn't date him, those odd arguments he couldn't win and, yes, one or two jobs he couldn't secure through the gift of the gab alone.

What I do know is that lawyers are skilled at asking questions, while economists are famous for avoiding answers.

Tiger Global, meanwhile, is skilled at international expansions.

You are skilled at navigating linear politics.

He is skilled at doing so.

Truth was skilled at promoting herself.