Sentence examples for playing prowess from inspiring English sources

The craft of management remains incredibly imprecise, with too many boards continuing to put too much faith in playing prowess rather than any hint of management skills.

Students of 1960s and 1970s music history will not be surprised by the pair's playing prowess, as they spent the period as hardworking session men.

Along the way, they pick up a young black man named Tommy Johnson Chris Thomas Kingg) who has just sold his soul to the Devil in exchange for guitar-playing prowess.

After an 0-5 record at the Presidents Cup in November, Mickelson entered this tournament determined to re-establish his match-play prowess.

Etc.: Despite their power-play prowess, the Blues rank near the bottom of the NHL in penalty-killing success.

He played as if he's still stuck in some sort of process, often resembling a reclamation project rather the guy whose match-play prowess once made people forget about Bobby Jones.

PC manufacturers and chipmakers are promoting the game-playing prowess of ever more powerful computers.

For those without money, connections, or ball-playing prowess, Andrew Card has a simple idea for how to see the president: "Turn on your television".

While a teenager at St . Marys, he achieved local renown for his baseball-playing prowess, and in 1914 Jack Dunn, owner of the local minor-league Baltimore Orioles franchise, signed him to a contract for $600.

The main man, swapping between instruments including a rudimentary cigar-box guitar, shook his beard and stuck out his tongue at the drenched crowd, but mostly just stunned those congregated with his prowess and dizzying playing.

The hooker and captain Agustin Creevy was nicknamed "Sonny Bill" (after the New Zealand centre Sonny Bill Williams) during his two seasons playing for Montpellier, for his offloading prowess.