Sentence examples for newfound skill from inspiring English sources
A fellow apprentice, Susan Wasseluk, 24, does not know exactly what she will do with her newfound skill in harvesting leeks or maneuvering a cargo van full of vegetables through city streets to a farmers' market.
She is "like the little tottering, stumbling, clutching child, who of a sudden realises its powers, and walks for the first time alone, boldly and with over-confidence …" Intoxicated with her newfound skill, Edna grows reckless, overestimating her strength, swimming much farther than any of the other women ever go.
Ken Loach's most sprightly and positive film to date (more so, even, than the terrific Looking for Eric), The Angels Sharee (2011, Entertainment One, 15) is an uplifting caper about a former bad lad who discovers that he has a nose for whisky and resolves to turn his newfound skill to the crafty advantage of him and his mates.
To promote the newfound Skill, Neato will be bundling an Echo Dot with its connected vacuum for free, between Black Friday and December 23.
At best, you'll leverage your newfound skill set to land your dream job.
"You never master this," Valentino, who has been in prison for about 20 years, told KPIX 5 News in San Francisco of his newfound skill.
That will likely change, thanks to her newfound skills.
Lee is undoubtedly enjoying his newfound skills, as are the Knicks.
With his newfound skills, his social anxieties began to fade, and he was ready to start looking for work.
Later that night, at dinner with a friend, I whip out my shiny new pack of cards eager to demonstrate my newfound skills.
In the final few minutes, volunteers were chosen to practice their newfound skills in several courtroom scenarios, including a mock arraignment and bail hearing.
