Sentence examples for prowess in the first from inspiring English sources

Gadret and Dupont then showed climbing prowess in the first of three consecutive high mountain stages that preceded the second rest day.

His knightly manner and his prowess in the Third Crusade (1189 92) made him a popular king in his own time as well as the hero of countless romantic legends.

He will add more technical prowess in the final third, too.

Manager Barry Smith admits Dundee lack prowess in the final third and still hopes to strengthen his forward line.

Since Joe Louis became the heavyweight boxing champion in the 1930s, African Americans have been among the world's top heavyweight fighters, though the tradition of black champions dates back to Jack Johnson, whose prowess and prominence in the first decades of the 20th century prompted the search for a "Great White Hope" to challenge him.

I love that I both don't know what the fuck Hubbard is talking about here, but can souse sense from it, and it feels menacing, deeper than it seems: a kind of self-hypnotism required in a way at once mathematical and arcane, which is to me part of the prowess of language in the first place.

In particular, the negative results of the RESOLVE trial bring into question the results of the Recombinant Human Protein C Worldwide Evaluation in Severe Sepsis (PROWESS) study, the first phase III study of DrotAA in adults with severe sepsis or septic shock.

Almonte also showed prowess in the outfield in the fourth inning.

Newcastle's Yohan Cabaye showed the finishing prowess the Reds lacked in the first half when he powered in an acute angled strike before the break.

The visitors had shown their prowess at long throws in the first leg and the much-changed home defence were finding the set-pieces increasingly troublesome.

On May 6 , 2012 The New York Times' Nick Bilton wrote about Snapchat and its prowess as a sexting app in the first major media coverage of the app.