Sentence examples for hugely skilled from inspiring English sources

I think of Mr. Beck as a hugely skilled political entertainer whose meteoric rise reflects his own considerable skills and the equally considerable political polarization of a nation that I love.

But if Howe was tough, he was also hugely skilled.

Bring on La Spears and hit me with it one more time – especially as I understand that Britney is thoroughly upstaged by Glee's hugely skilled cast.

The Flamethrowers was a big, ambitious, fun to read, from an hugely skilled writer.

Apart from the hugely skilled costume, make-up, and art departments, the show also has a historical adviser on set, so that the period details are as accurate as possible.

A hugely powerful and skilled side containing the likes of All Black greats Colin Meads and Don Clarke were to play 36 games and lose just one, with Newport RFC the team to claim the most famous win in their history.

"The defence industry provides highly skilled jobs and is hugely important to the economy.

ECONOMIST Kenneth Rogoff starts off a new Project Syndicate piece in punchy fashion:Until now, the relentless march of technology and globalization has played out hugely in favor of high-skilled labor, helping to fuel record-high levels of income and wealth inequality around the world.

But in fact, this is hugely exaggerated – the most important countries of origin for skilled NHS staff, such as the Philippines and India, actually welcome and even encourage emigration.

The United States instead made high school universal, and its newly skilled work force helped build everything from the hugely productive factories of the Midwest to modern Hollywood to the world's most innovative retail and technology sectors.

Blu-ray, Arrow Hugely exciting, action packed Korean period epic, in which a super-skilled archer rescues his sister from evil bowmen.