Sentence examples for any prowess from inspiring English sources

More unexpected, but no less celebrated, was Swaran Singh Virk's win in the first round of the single sculls rowing, India never having shown any prowess in water sports until now.

Besides, almost every sizable bank with any technology prowess had already worked with Microsoft.

9: Don't be a successful sportsman/woman Or, in fact, show any sporting prowess at all.

In any case, prowess isn't really the right word for what's displayed on this hour-long show, which requires six people — three women and three men — to compete in three events for a fifty-thousand-dollar grand prize.

Nor has the group displayed any military prowess since its initial attack; propaganda pictures sent from the jungle often show barefoot men and women training with long sticks in the shape of rifles.

If scholars can become successful without any athletic prowess, why should athletes with no scholarly inclinations be forced to finish high school or go to college during their peak years?

The second in particular had little to do with any footballing prowess – Wallace simply stood there as the defender Liam Ridgewell headed the ball into his body, looping it wildly into goal.

The ex-AC Milan midfielder returns to his homeland after a short spell as player/coach of Sion in Switzerland, and the World Cup winner who was more known for his tenacity and aggression than any technical prowess will face an uphill struggle to make an impression on his new boss.

At 16, Gary, a Bowie obsessive, started a band, and when they required a new bassist, he asked Martin not because Martin had any musical prowess – he hadn't – but because "he was the coolest guy we knew, always popular with the girls.

For many, achieving a good education is far more important than nurturing any sporting prowess.

None of the women represented in GQ's climbing spread were featured showing off any athletic prowess.