Sentence examples for a skill to make from inspiring English sources

Me: *finds out Alexa in fact, does have a skill to make kids get ready* Me: *buys an Alexa*.

But it takes a real skill to make a tragic hero out of the five-foot, nine-toed, alcoholic Seth Roach, for whom sex is an extension of boxing and "posh cunts" are there to exploit and beat up.

It takes a particular skill to make Mr. Pierce's precisely calibrated language feel as natural — and, yes, at times as maddening — as it does in real life.

Use your own skills (or learn a new skill) to make gifts that people will remember long after they've forgotten store-bought presents.

The 17 year old was clearly nervous, but it's got to take a lot of skill to make a 45 minute set this overridingly magical.

But we also know that empowering a woman with the skill to make a blanket or feed her family is not enough.

A tennis partner must have enough skill to make a match worthwhile.

He uses this skill to make a con man's living as a "psychic investigator".

"It can be done, it's just a matter of exercising the political will and political skill to make it a reality".

It takes skill to make a movie bad on purpose, but movies that are bad by accident can be a lot more fun.

It's good to see a really disastrous film every now and then: it makes one appreciate the modest victories of people with the skill to make a decent movie.