Sentence examples for inherited skill from inspiring English sources

"The sessions will help them prosper in the stylish surroundings of high-end salons and reap the rewards of their inherited skill," he said.

Small farms begun by young couples or groups of friends, often without farming as an inherited skill is making the difference.

Some of the Tamils' success in Sri Lanka must surely be the result of the innate and inherited skills that have seen them flourish in the modern world.

Specialization in inherited skills produced a remarkably high level of proficiency, requiring only the security of the Pax Romana for the spreading of its products everywhere transport itself being one of those skills.

Not far away, at Piddletrenthide, I talked with a man who managed a long-established hazel coppice and still pursues, with inherited skills, the same crafts as some of Hardy's characters.

Its members were brilliant representatives of the informal scientific web which cut across class, blending the inherited skills of craftsmen with the theoretical advances of scholars, a key factor in Britain's leap ahead of the rest of Europe.. Boulton was widely involved in civic activities in Birmingham.

But the daughters had at least inherited the skill of showmanship from their fathers.

But if his father inherited baking skill, said Miguel Rojas, for his mother it became a passion.

Lou is the daughter of a disgraced New York boxer (her mother is played by Cathy Moriarty, in quiet tribute to her role as Mrs. Jake LaMotta in "Raging Bull" 20 years ago), and she uses her inherited pugilistic skill to take revenge on the two-timing, sweet-talking men of New Waterford.

The Nicobari tribes have inherited the skill for designing and operating these gears from their forefathers.

People are what they are because they have inherited the skills, manners, morality, and other cultural resources of their ancestors.