When both partners are actors, is there a tendency to give advice and try and hone each other's performance?
Flip the knife and repeat the process, honing the other side.
We spent years on the road, on the stage and in the studio, rarely far from each other, honing what we did.
But many of them are honing other skills as well, like how to burrow through network firewalls and spread their downloading activities across multiple computers to avoid detection.
While at Bath he also attended many lectures and workshops at the BBC's Natural History Unit in Bristol and Wild Screen, while honing other practical skills through lighting work at the Theatre Royal in Bath.
However, we found that as part of their self-development they concentrated on developing leadership skills and behaviors that are usually thought of as stereotypically masculine — such as seeing the big picture, developing vision, and honing other strategic capabilities.
He does not complain but Gatland's direct tactics have denied him the chance to hone his other talents, and the way that Faletau and Tipuric combined for Wales's second try served to highlight Lydiate's deficiencies.
Becoming a leader will enable you to extend your sphere of influence and to apply at whole-school level those principles and priorities you may have honed at other levels.
He had natural ability, but the skills honed by other collegiate players over the years were sadly lacking.
The hurdles require technical precision; athletes compete frequently against each other to hone their skills and maintain their race sharpness.
Green writes about how Japanese elementary-school math teachers rely on jugyokenkyu, "a bucket of practices that Japanese teachers use to hone their craft, from observing each other at work to discussing the lesson afterward to studying curriculum material with colleagues".
