Sentence examples for old skill from inspiring English sources

It is an old skill which he is largely responsible for bringing back into the mainstream of the game.

Also, rediscovering an old skill - like a language, or software package - will show your proactivity to learn outside of university requirements.

Every time we practice an old skill or learn a new one, existing neural connections are strengthened and, over time, neurons create more connections to other neurons.

"At its best, tabloid journalism is an old skill, a trade in the old-fashioned sense that has been traditionally learned through apprenticeship in the newsroom.

In a sense, she recognises that fact with her references to tabloid journalism being an old skill and an old-fashioned trade.

Wilde's old skill at paradox and phrase making was not there now merely to amuse his audience or mock his betters, but rather to kill his own pain and grief and attempt to communicate passionately and fiercely with his lover.

Land Rover's four-wheel drive systems have to a large extent de-skilled the activity of off-roading; in the 2WD eD4 some of the old skills and techniques have to be rediscovered and a couple of new ones learnt.

Their old skills come in handy.

Labour-saving contrivances made old skills obsolete.

They are sharpening old skills and acquiring new ones.

Old skills became irrelevant; new industries sprang up.