Sentence examples for Professional prowess from inspiring English sources

Professional prowess begins with real-world experience, from internships to practica.

Ruth Mitchell, one of Broadway's best-known backstage bosses who parlayed her professional prowess and personal flair into a successful producing career, died on Friday in Manhattan.

When certain business travelers mention a "competitive advantage" or being "on top of their game," they are not referring to their company's market share or their own professional prowess.

But they also include specialty events involving police-action pistols and firefighters' muster, where teams display their professional prowess by towing a hose, directing the water and hauling buckets of water up ladders.

demonstrate their professional prowess.

Kate White, the current editor-in-chief of Cosmo, also praised Gurley Brown's professional prowess.

At the European Soccer Championship last summer, violent clashes in Marseilles showcased the professional fighting prowess of Russian hooligans.

She is not close to her siblings, and has a strained relationship with her mother, who prefers to involve herself in Craig and Jake's lives and boast about Debbie's professional singing prowess.

Only the United States, with its military capability, dedicated intelligence professionals, diplomatic prowess, and leadership qualities, can best degrade and ultimately defeat the threat that ISIL poses.

And movies like It's Complicated and Julie and Julia both starred 61-year-old Meryl Streep, who was portrayed not as a prudish aunt figure past her prime, but a woman at the peak of her professional and sexual prowess.

American professional baseball pitcher whose prowess became legendary during his many years in the Negro leagues; he finally was allowed to enter the major leagues in 1948 after the unwritten rule against black players was abolished.