Sentence examples for given some skill from inspiring English sources

At each new level, the character is given some "skill points", which are used to increase any combination of the eighty-three skills that they choose.

He made it clear to them that he would fight back if he was attacked, and his time spent in Feltham young offenders' institution in west London, for a string of muggings, had given him some skills to survive in prison.

Even just starting to learn can help give you a little tough confidence, and might give you some skills necessary to defend yourself.

It gave them some skills.

"The idea was to train these guys and give them some skills," said Don Hudson, who has worked at the prison since 1987.

Also, standardized tests such as the TOEFL may give students some skills to manage in an English-speaking country, but it doesn't teach them the necessary things for interacting and communicating in day-to-day situations.

I began seeing a therapist who gave me some skills to help me cope.

It gave us some skills to where we then wrote "Sideways' in about 16 weeks, which was shorter than we'd written "Citizen Ruth" or "Election".

The story goes that when Laurentius was introduced to the archbishop he was asked to give some evidence of the skill for which he was so far‑famed.

Therefore, top ranks are not reached by a slow improvement in skill, but instead young players come in with a given skill set, some remarkable, others less so, and rapidly reach the vicinity of their skill-determined ranking level, where they fluctuate for most of their career (Figure 4(B)).

Rafa flashes his language skills, giving some of his interview in Italian.