Sentence examples for proficient with a from inspiring English sources

While an advanced degree may help you become more proficient with a skill, similar proficiency is possible by learning on the job.

As a journalist, Harry was wry, charming, and proficient, with a sharp ear for a story.

It turned out that Flanagan was nearly as proficient with a bass guitar.

He's an impressive player in the Southern guitar-hero mold, proficient with a slide and given to soaring digressions.

Born, raised and educated in New Jersey and proficient with a map, she insists this is the most difficult state to drive in.

Once she was proficient with a camera, Man Ray promoted her for commissions that he couldn't fulfill or didn't want, one of which was to document operations at the Sorbonne medical school.

A beginner should stick to the standard models and experiment with the adjustables only after he has become proficient with using a fixed-head razor.

A report in The Times of India says researchers believe that playing wind instruments can increase muscle tone in the upper airways - a common side effect of becoming proficient with such an instument.

He was extremely proficient with crossword puzzles, an excellent bridge player, a terrific bowler, an avid sports fan, a talented singer and a lousy golfer.

If our hypothetical people above were walking down an empty hallway and were proficient with texting on a phone we would evaluate both tasks as having low complexity for both individuals.

Since the attack, Rossi has become proficient with her prosthesis, a lightweight model developed by NASA.