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Senior defense officials, themselves marveling at the skill of the snipers, said each took a target and fired one shot.
But visitors can marvel at the skill of the engineers — among other things, the cars had an ingenious self-braking feature in the event of a rope break.
In each song, though, there'll be a small detail that hints at the skill of Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton as producers.
He smiles, his baton movements calm and authoritative, with a connoisseur's appreciation of the music, occasionally wagging his head dreamily, keeping in check his growing euphoria at the skill of their new lead trumpeter Gloria, played by Tara Fitzgerald.
The other day, as she was completing the laborious task of removing a century's worth of grime with toothbrushes dipped in a soap solution, Ms. Rosen marveled at the skill of the mosaics' creators.
The Ruin covers many of the tropes used in poems about ruins ever since: wonder at the skill of those who built the place; speculation as to why it fell into disrepair; a meditation (tacit or implicit) on our own inadequacy in comparison to the builders; a general sense of mortality wrapped up in more than a hint of nostalgia.
At Ongava the skill of Shadreck, our ebullient driver-tracker with superhuman eyesight, came into play, as an afternoon game drive extended into darkness.
The game was conceived as a "staff-focused project" aimed at increasing the skill of its creators, specifically director Kamiya.
I marvel at the skills of people who make things, whether it's jeans or a Paris couture dress.
John Jerrim of the Institute of Education at University College London, has produced what he calls the first quantitative look at the skills of people who move into and out of Britain.Mr Jerrim analysed the OECD's Programme for International Assessment of Adult Competencies, which covers two dozen countries and assesses the skills of adult populations.
