Sentence examples for adept enough to from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Templeton was adept enough to shift the fund's focus and find other opportunities).

He was soon adept enough to perform with the Maybole brass band, where he received limited tuition.

No one on campus was adept enough to run it and the Sooners basically needed a body at quarterback, but one with a superior brain.

Their focus has been on funds like those of Mr. Jabre and Mr. Odey that have proved adept enough to position themselves for the market's recent powerful upswing.

He described the formulaic nature of the reviews, how he'd become adept enough to write one after slogging fifteen or twenty minutes into a given feature, and the logistical annoyance of the VHS cartons stacking up.

Randy Velarde tapped a grounder to third base that caromed off the lip of the grass, but Scott Brosius was adept enough to block the ball with his bare hand, pick it up and throw it to first.

By 11 he was adept enough at Japanese and Chinese calligraphy to impress the priests at the Mampuku-ji Zen temple in Kyoto.

No, really, you want someone else, someone who is adept enough at doing the defending not to die, which is good for him, obviously, and great for you, because, let's face it, if he goes down, you're next.

Mr. Darling said that about 10percentt of professional athletes are probably adept enough at handling their money that they would not need the magazine.

Writing in The New York Times in 1984, Michiko Kakutani said that while Mr. Auchincloss "is adept enough at portraying the effects of a rarefied milieu on character, his narrative lacks a necessary density and texture".

But when it came time to make a film based on the series's characters, Mr. Hvam said, he and Mr. Christensen decided they had become adept enough as comedians to "manage to have a child without it all exploding".