Sentence examples for from skills with from inspiring English sources

Aside from skills with gold — "shaping it like liquid" — and the inventive use of semiprecious colored gem stones like amethysts, aquamarines, topaz and tourmalines, Mr. Stern has a particular talent for collaborations.

He was also barred from practicing shooting skills with the Junior R.O.T.C. organization at the school, which he had joined.

Poverty in Iraq often prevents children from gaining these skills, with many parents depending on the income their children can earn.

Just as bailing out failed endeavors risks a repeat of undesired behavior, this action could well dissuade talented and valuable executives from plying their skills with public companies.

To help develop my career I completed a level 3 apprenticeship in health and social care two years ago with help from Skills for Care.

He's given masterful help from designers Tim Mitchell and Jérôme Kaplan, whose skills with lighting and scrims shuffle the action adroitly between different scenes and time zones.

Aside from these three leadership skills, with improv, you're just about guaranteed to laugh and stop taking yourself so seriously.

This is a first novel, and I'm certain from the skill with which Shepherd concludes it that his second book will be worth waiting for.

But the beauty of Ms. Hadid's design stems partly from the skill with which she knits her forms into this insipid context.

Much of the satisfaction of a Tyler novel stems from the skill with which she teeters on the brink of sentimentality, and some readers may feel she has slipped too far into feyness on this occasion.

Though the script is superficial, the film gains from the skill with which the action is staged on the streets of Paris, and its great commercial success established Dassin in Europe.