Sentence examples for proficient with them from inspiring English sources

Knowing where the sniper rifle or pistol are will become key once you are proficient with them.

None of them appeared to have stab wounds, although many were quite proficient with nun-chucks, given their age (five to nine, which distinguishes them from the academy's peewee ninjas, who are three to five).

His enjoyment of music is more than a passive interest; he is proficient with the guitar and piano, and can play them by ear.

The emus are going to have quite a time wrangling them, I can tell you that; it's a good thing they've become so proficient with the riata.

The second the music kicks in (hyper-fast, heart-battering techno), the tiniest dancers (some as young as four) bounce enthusiastically, while the older and more proficient among them charge around with the thunderous pace of gazelles.

But she is quite proficient with budget ingredients.

How does a lush worker get proficient with the blade?

Orthopedic surgeons must be proficient with many arthroscopic procedures.

"It took you about a year to become very proficient with the adz," Larner said.

"I've gotten fairly proficient, with really good coordination," Mr. Best said.

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