Sentence examples for becoming expert from inspiring English sources

He loved road work, becoming expert at blasting through rock.

"A tax incentive given retroactively is the stupidest thing in the world," notes Senator Krueger, with a tone suggesting that she's becoming expert in the stupidest things.

Then he began learning about his forebear's work, becoming expert in the Impressionism his parents had snubbed (that rejection, perhaps, an act of classic Modernism).

Young people do it best and, as everything migrates into the digital world, teenagers are quietly becoming expert at modifying everything that falls into their laps.

He was becoming expert at recycling what had long been considered culturally effete and turning it into something fresh and viable -- or at least outrageous.

Over the years, Ken built up a committed team of volunteers, tasked with becoming expert on various branches of the trades represented in the collection.

"We're becoming experts in swaps and barter," Mr. Anestis said.

In an effort to protect these creatures, conservationists are turning to cyanide and specialized traps — New Zealanders are becoming experts at extermination.

Also in the mid-'80s, people with AIDS were becoming experts regarding their disease, advocating — often angrily — for increased research funding, faster approval of drugs and entrance into experimental protocols.

So the first weeks of the hanging debate over replacing David Souter are going to involve lots of people becoming experts in the way that Elena Kagan was born in 1960, and Sonia Sotormayor has diabetes, and so on.

Endo What? is Cohn's attempt to enable lesson one – patients becoming experts – and brings together the US's leading endometriosis specialists as well as women with the disease to ram home some simple truths.