Sentence examples for early skill from inspiring English sources

A key to this early skill is flapping its small wings.

When she was 13 (we learn only towards the end of the fourth volume, Last Post) Sylvia idly imagined cramming a kitten's paws into walnut shells; this shows great early skill of a Sadic nature.

This paper presents evidence on early skill formation and parental investment using an experimentally designed, home visiting program targeting disadvantaged Irish families.

In the present study, we examine the effects of practice on the development of one's mental representation of a complex action during early skill acquisition.

Born in Kherson, an impoverished, middle-of-nowhere kind of town in Southern Ukraine, Polunin demonstrated early skill in gymnastics, and at age nine moved to Kiev with his mother to study ballet.

JT, who looks a little like a grown Dennis the Menace, showed early skill with the slingshot, fracturing the first tile, and then shattering the second when only a sliver of it was revealed.

The classes at their Royston Ballroom were where you would practise your early skills and avoid being isolated as a "wallflower" who either wouldn't or couldn't dance on a Saturday night.

"Alphabets used in the West foster early skills in analysis and abstract thinking," wrote Mr. Hannas, emphasizing the views were personal and not those of his employer, the U.S. government.

These early skills and attitudes to learning facilitate further competency gains and transitions in formal education.

These associated temperament characteristics highlight the value of early-learned regulatory and attentional behaviors and the impact of these early skills on later development.

Maybe next time Martini will get completely back to his early skills and create a novel that is up to his other achievements.