Sentence examples for got a skill from inspiring English sources

"You've got a skill already," she insisted.

"You've got a skill already," his mother retorts, "taking the piss out of pop stars".

When you look at his foot agility, his release, his accuracy and the fact he has hands as big as mitts, he's got a skill set that is perfect for the position.

The single most important criteria should be that we want people coming to this country who have got a skill to bring, who economically are going to earn more than £27,500".

Thirty-five-year-old Jamila ("I thought I was going to be the youngest member by two decades. It turns out I'm actually mid-range") describes it: "If I've got a skill, I want to pass it on".

I'd love to put the brakes on the 'Here comes the 100 points.' " Carlyle, responding to leading questions about Kadri from local reporters, said, "You guys just want to anoint him, don't you?" But he added, "He's a great young player, and he's got a skill set that separates him from people".

"People talk about the All Blacks skill-sets but Mako's got a skill-set better than all those All Blacks' tight forwards.

"What's important is they've now got a skills set that means they're infinitely employable," she says.

"It was time to get a skill," he said, speaking of college.

According to the reports, last spring, Lansing Community College in Michigan offered a money-back guarantee for its six-week "Get a Skill, Get a Job" certificate program.

Marksmen get a skill that can one-hit KO any non-boss monster.