Sentence examples for born skill from inspiring English sources

But it had the same born skill that made the Cafe du Lezard drink so satisfying.

He was born with skills and blessed with the physique of a young Adonis.

It was a shot born of imagination, skill and confidence given to few in the game's history and it showed us that this was a talent that wasn't done yet.

The sharing of knowledge between people who have lived here for a long time and newcomers – even within the team – means that new ideas are being born and new skill sets are being transferred and learned.

The current lack of structure has helped to give a new lease of life to Cavendish, who marries immense bike-handling skill born of his years on the track – it is no coincidence that he is the current Madison world champion – with rapid decision-making ability.

Wilson is adept at spreading herself around, but this, you soon realise, is a skill born of the fact that Britain's biggest-selling children's author – 30m copies and rising – would meet every single one of her fans in person if only it were possible.

That's where Chaudhuri's 80s nostalgia came in handy, because it reminded me – notwithstanding the loads of terrific first-timers I'll see this and every year – that while some may be born funny, real skill at standup (and sketch) is usually acquired over time.

We write e-mail as if we were born with the skill to do so, yet we wrote letters by hand until we were well into our 30s.

What I have also discovered is that we are not born with this skill.

Chase also learned how to resist outside interference, skills born of a working lifetime's struggles with executives.

But you can't be born with the skills needed to plan projects, adhere to EEOC guidelines, and prepare budgets and manage finances, or to know the intricacies of business and intellectual property law.