Sentence examples for buying skill from inspiring English sources

"You are buying skill," Scurry says of those parents who can spend on their children's soccer.

During the game your fully-customizable protagonist collects coins called "punchos" for buying skills, super moves, boosts, and upgrades.

Perhaps you'll want to buy skill ranks that increase your ability to handle your steed, feats that increase your sword skills, and a race that will make your class stronger.

You can use the favors that you earn to buy skills such as a French accent or comedic timing, movie props, or hire staff such as a personal assistant or an agent.

Buy Skills You have a number of skill points with which you may purchase skills (list of skills and descriptions can be found in the PHB).

"He says he's perfected his buying skills," she said.

One solution that has been raised before but has gone unheeded is mandating that food-preparation and buying skills be incorporated into the school curriculum.

He co-founded the Buying Skills program at the University of Southern California, where he taught for many years as a guest lecturer.

Buy in skills you don't have.

Market forces make it cheaper to buy fresh skills rather than pay for retraining.

Clubs that hire a lot of black players therefore buy their skills at cut rates, and so should outperform other clubs with similar wage bills.