Sentence examples for office prowess from inspiring English sources

As for Broadway, several producers are hopeful that the 67-year-old Ms. Midler has caught the theater bug again and will consider another play or musical at some point, given her box office prowess.

Hollywood's most successful on-screen pairs, as measured by their box office prowess, prove that the coupling of two mega-stars can become a bankable franchise that transcends specific characters and films.

Everyone keeps saying the power job is the director and that having more women directors show box office prowess will open up the directing ranks.

Instead, Mr. Smith says he is grateful that Mr. Apatow's box-office prowess has reinvigorated Hollywood's appetite for R-rated humor.

When Hercules debuted last year with a mild £1.45m, it was easy to question the box-office prowess of its star, Dwayne Johnson.

Critics said the movie's box-office prowess has been artificially inflated by large conservative and church groups.

Whatever the impetus, in 1986, Russia's ambassador to the U.N. visited Trump in his office, praised his prowess as a developer and invited him to discuss a project in Moscow.

Mr. Stevens, 84, took office in 1968 and his prowess at bringing home billions of dollars in federal money has made him a revered figure in Alaska.

Gretzky became known for setting up with the puck behind the net, an area that was nicknamed "Gretzky's Office" because of his great prowess there.

A central argument of his candidacy is that he would bring the same business prowess to the Oval Office, doing for America what he did for his companies.

Another possibility, according to some political consultants, is Reshma Saujani, who is a deputy in Mr. de Blasio's office, and proved her fund-raising prowess in an unsuccessful bid to unseat Representative Carolyn Maloney in 2010.