Artists don't need to be skilled.
Like Nick, I need to be skilled in diplomacy".
Experience in the truth-'n'-beauty jungle out there teaches writers to be skilled injustice collectors.
If you're doing sweeping you don't need to be skilled, do you?
When Ford announced the plan, it said it needed employees to be skilled on the Internet.
But as Dr. Bargonetti's schedule shows, those who involve themselves heavily in teaching have to be skilled at juggling.
Of all the great artists who turned out to be skilled operators, Cranach the Elder was perhaps the most brilliant.
He is said by the authorities to be skilled in airport security operations, telephone card fraud and producing fake identification papers.
While liberal journalists try to sink his candidacy with past statements on homosexuality and abortion, Mr. Day has proved to be skilled at reinventing himself.
"The printer has to be skilled," said Don Brewer, who spent 26 years with the US secret service and became head of the agency's anti-counterfeiting division.
Telecom lobbyists didn't invent this repeal-by-stigma strategy, but they have shown themselves to be skilled practitioners of the art.
