Sentence examples for prowess on display from inspiring English sources
And watching from the bench early on, the silver-haired, 63-year-old Judge Jackson said he was awed by the legal prowess on display in his courtroom.
But he soon scrapped that idea, betting on Mr. Downey's action-hero prowess, on display last year in "Iron Man," and on the singular take he was sure to bring the character.
Yes, there is physical beauty and acumen and prowess on display but I think what makes us all respond so loudly and deeply to the Olympics is the raw narrative that each event pulses with.
Germany supporters who have not found comfort in the rowing, volleyball or other triumphs, might have found it in the various examples of Germany's technical prowess on display at the Games, such as the overhead camera that gave us the bird's eye views of the rowers, or the underwater camera work from the pool, which is operated by a German photographer.
China's crewed space program has won admiration for the engineering prowess on display earlier this week in the Shenzhou 9 mission.
President Trump's transition staff was "seriously considering" putting the US's military prowess on display at his inaugural parade by featuring heavy military vehicles, according to new emails obtained by the Huffington Post.
His curatorial prowess is on display as much as Koons' career, and it's a tantalizing victory on the part of the young Associate Director of Programs.
Rooney's finishing prowess was on display as he chose to hit this attempt with pace to slide it past the keeper.
A few minutes farther along Sauvie Island Road is the Kruger Farm Market, the former Sauvie Island Market, where additional evidence of the island's agricultural prowess is abundantly on display -- and on sale.
Today, off South Yarmouth, Mass., the pair's synergy and prowess will be on display in the Cape Cod Offshore Grand Prix, the third event on this season American Powerboat Association's pro series schedule.
