Sentence examples for precision skill from inspiring English sources

Witness here the extraordinary precision, skill and delicacy of paintings by Andrew Sendor, Anj Smith, Nigel Cooke and Michaël Borremans, all of whom paint with old-fashioned oils and are superhot with art collectors.

And on Friday, he rocks Sónar by Night as himself, which means one of his rebellious sets of technology-driven music and precision skill for the masses.

Nowadays, you don't see painted train cars all that often presumably because New York enforces heavy fines and potential jail time but painting trains remains pretty much the pinnacle achievement for most graffiti writers elsewhere, considering the precision, skill, and speed you have to apply in the face of heightened danger.

But under the inspired guidance of a new commander, Leonard Cheshire, the combination of precision skills and revolutionary bomb design found its fullest use against the infamous V weapons.

Polishing a die that has free-form surfaces is a time-consuming and tedious job, and requires a considerable amount of high-precision skill.

She also knows that baking is a science, requiring precision and skill, awareness and understanding.

The travel writing, including an account of the Second World War siege of Malta and some trips to the Australian outback, is terrific, capturing details with precision and skill.

'I'm not physically jumping up and running around, but gaming requires the same precision and skill as any other sport.

Despite playing with a lineup missing the playmaker Xavi and several other top players, Spain showed precision and skill that was worthy of its No. 1 ranking.

However, exhibitions such as crazy flying and truck-top landing (which demand enormous precision and skill) are still popular attractions at air displays.

When they returned from a break to resume under the cover of the roof at two sets apiece, Rosol played a final set of such extraordinary power, precision and skill that Nadal was rendered a virtual bystander.