Sentence examples for make a skilled from inspiring English sources
Institutions like the Museum of Natural History hired her to teach henna workshops, and when attendees saw the intricacy of her designs, they told her she would make a skilled cake decorator.
Mr Yousaf said: "There's no doubt that the UK government's restrictive immigration policies are damaging Scotland's economy, but also the general message that Scotland is open for those who are wanting to come overseas to make a skilled contribution to Scotland.
Knowing more about the overall context of the deal will make a skilled reverse mortgage broker more effective.
It is all the training that makes a skilled, unflappable guide dog out of a bundle of potential.
"A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor," as the saying goes.
But, just as a good writer doesn't need to use lots of long words to make a point, a skilled chef never loses sight of the simple pleasures.
As many young idealists know too well, trying to make a living as a skilled performing artist in England is a grim prospect indeed, and many talents quit because there is no serious policy to help them work and refine their skills.
Her preternatural diving skills have made her a skilled harvester of geoducks, a massive clam that looks oddly like genitalia.
Weekes conceded that the Islanders' style can make a team vulnerable against a skilled, poised, veteran team like the Wings.
Most frequently, they sought help with debt.One such customer, David, used to make a decent living as a skilled tradesman, but is now unemployed.
When asked about a controversial comment by President Obama that "folks can make a lot more, potentially, with skilled manufacturing or the trades than they might with an art-history degree," Yanai shrugged and said, "It's O.K. for me to say.
