Sentence examples for new prowess from inspiring English sources
And she's flaunting her new prowess in two films in which she plays almost maddeningly take-charge women.
It went from concept car to showroom model in only 18 months, demonstrating General Motors' new prowess in product development.
He stands on his head, and he admires his new prowess at urination — "When I peed, the stream was full, clear, and what I must describe as 'decisive.' " (Contrariwise, poor Max Tivoli, on his backward way to pre-puberty, laments his boyish penis, "a sleek little snail... forever soft, rubbery, good only for peeing long distances on the side of the road").
For all the propaganda of Russia's new prowess, hardly any petrodollars have been invested in basic infrastructure.
In fact, a new PROWESS trial is currently underway to test (and validate) the effects of activated protein C in a high risk septic population.
Show us your global-news prowess, compete with your friends and come back every Monday for a new edition.
Displays of new military prowess and power diplomacy have become the primary sources of popular legitimacy for the Russian leaders.
When I congratulated my Basque friends on Spain's new sporting prowess - its football team winning the European Championship and Rafael Nadal taking Wimbledon - they told me keep my voice down.
Perhaps more striking than the number of shows or the festival's new organizational prowess is the interest from producers and talent from Broadway as well as from the television and film worlds.
Resuming his normal life, Marvin discovers he possesses a wonderful new physical prowess that he credits to his ingestion of a loathsome nutritional substance called Badger Milk (which resembles congealed milk of magnesia) that he sees advertised on an infomercial.
Just months ago, when America Online had reason to fear that AT&T's new cable prowess would be used against it, AOL begged the courts and Congress to intervene to forbid all discrimination.
