Sentence examples for adept at producing from inspiring English sources

Iranians are adept at producing home brew.

However, the sightseer could be disappointed since the Nordic nation is especially adept at producing hydroelectricity from them.

In order to print the "scores" to his dramas, Zdanevich learned to set type and soon became adept at producing highly original pages.

He was adept at producing quick-fire portraits of people glimpsed in transit, in a city or an airport, drawing out their tribal attributes, ancestral characters.

And if television has been increasingly adept at producing anxiety ("24," "Lost," "Jericho"), it has rarely elicited anything resembling sensory fear.

These are pieces that let Mr. Zehetmair play to his strengths: he is as adept at producing a gritty sound as he is a rounded one and often seems more attracted to acerbity than to sweetness.

They may not be too adept at replicating the Bard, but they're pretty good at producing something else.

This is perhaps the most intriguing clue to his ability not just a "systemising" brain, but one highly adept at processing and producing in a given compositional system (musical or linguistic) on the fly, plus a world-beating auditory ability.

Yet van Rysselberghe, a Belgian and one of the most talented of the group, was also adept at figure painting, producing a fine realistic portrait of Anna Boch (circa 1889), an artist who had studied with him.

How did no one yell, 'Stop, we can't open this play without somehow making this evening endurable!' " To some extent this is the fault of producers and artistic directors who have, bless their hearts, become more adept at developing playwrights than producing great plays.

Schleifstein acknowledged that management is seeking different types of reporters, ones adept at multitasking across platforms and producing more frequently online.