Sentence examples for know the skill from inspiring English sources

"I didn't know Andray before," Lucas said in a telephone interview, "but I did know the skill level.

The Ideo and Nokia executives concluded that users mainly want to play against their friends and, at the very least, they want to know the skill level of their opponents.

She has also fallen in love with Avram Ludwig, a movie producer with a Battery Park City sailboat mooring and, as readers of "Vagina" know, the skill to deliver orgasms that make the leaves outside her bedroom at her upstate home glow in "Wizard of Oz" Technicolor.

"As far as I know, the skill of daily forecasts beyond Day 7 has not been improved enough to warrant the extension out to Day 15," said Dr. Schemmung E. Schemm, a weather and climate modeler at the government's Climate Prediction Center.

You know, the skill you actually want.

We've seen the phenomenon repeat many times with the most recent being that it's far easier to get background information on complete strangers via LinkedIn than it is to know the skill sets and backgrounds of your co-workers.

As you know, the skill-set requirements of people in the technology field are and have always been changing, as technology continuously advances.

What I don't like, however, is that I'm so bad at the stereotypical boy stuff – mechanics, DIY; you know, the skills my brothers were busy learning from Dad while Mum and I experimented with roux in the kitchen.

"Know the skills that help you answer the interesting research questions," she says.

I learned the hard way that you never know the skills and personality of others until you "partner with them".

"While we don't expect all students to pursue a career in tech, we know the skills they learn will serve them well no matter what job ignites their passion".