Sentence examples similar to a skilled pick from inspiring English sources

Amar'e Stoudemire badly needs a skilled pick-and-roll partner, which Davis can be.

Stoudemire and Lin should fit seamlessly together; after all, Stoudemire's strength is scoring out of the pick-and-roll, and Lin has proved to be a supremely skilled pick-and-roll guard.

A wall label notes that a skilled marksman could pick off a man as far as a mile away.

A skilled marketer can pick out fests that will work to the advantage of the project at hand, but a misfire won't really hurt a film's image all that much.

Watch your body language - a skilled negotiator will pick up on non-verbal signals which may give away your true feelings.

While all that is true and relevant, it is also the limit of what a skilled speed-reader can pick up at a glance.

A skilled ultrasound operator can pick up puppies on the scanner from around day 16 onwards.

Then when employers interview you, they'll realize they can pick up a skilled worker at a semi-skilled price.

Picking is a skilled job, requiring nimble fingers to keep the stalk attached to the fruit and avoid damage to the tender cherry bud just above.

But Auerbach knew that the Rochester Royals, who owned the first draft pick, already had a skilled rebounder in Maurice Stokes, were looking for an outside shooting guard and were unwilling to pay Russell the $25,000 signing bonus he requested.

The Knicks need a skilled passer to make Stoudemire — once the league's best pick-and-roll finisher — a fearsome threat again.