Sentence examples for Skill in converting from inspiring English sources

"His way of using the orchestra as an instrument, his ability as an arranger and composer and his skill in converting Cuban music into jazz and vice versa gives his work a kind of chemistry that no one else, neither Cuban nor American, has.

The e-U will employ a group of individuals skilled in converting university courses into interactive Web-based learning modules, though the number of jobs and the skill sets required have not yet been identified.

There is a skill set involved in converting the science of disease prevention into actions you and your family can take every day.

Smaller companies, many with highly specialized skills and products, often face daunting obstacles in converting to civilian markets, including the high costs of buying new tools and finding non-Government customers.

The profusion of family detail in his early pages can be chaotic, but Logue's amazing visual and tactile memory and his skill in reconstructing dialogue converts it all into absorbing narrative.

Italian fare in converted barn.

condo in converted 1910 warehouse; 24-hr.

McKay restored parity in the 54th minute after some skill, and converted another impressive goal in an 82nd-minute counterattack, to push Inverness up into third place in the Scottish Premiership.

A successful Geographic Information System (GIS) depends in large part on using map projections correctly, and a person's skills in managing and converting projections can dictate the value of a database.

— It used to be that chefs believed their work began in the kitchen, where knives and fire and skill would convert good ingredients into a great meal.

Watt showed some great poaching skill to convert a cross from the left.