Sentence examples for prowess up from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hawke shows his wife how to cut a branch and suck the juices out for essential nutrients, and she marvels at his prowess, up to a point.

Fresh off his first All-Star selection, George, who is having a breakout third season, has taken his defensive prowess up a notch, from a defensive rating of 96 before Feb. 1 to a stellar 88.4 in the subsequent 10 games.

Doughty's online prowess came up, and one participant remarked that she thought it was healthy for the public to get a glimpse of a funeral director's reality.

He gave an interview about the upcoming WiiWare remake of Adventure Island, but of course his gaming prowess makes up a good portion of the questions.

Military analysts have argued that the exercise is a flamboyant display of Russian military prowess, leading up to the G20 meeting.

His bull-rushing prowess also shows up in the passing game.

What Yachty lacks in lyrical prowess he makes up for with an ear for melody and a knack for catchphrases.

But what he lacked in academic prowess he made up for in ambition, friends recalled; he was determined to finish his degree in the United States.

Even Abby Wambach, who emerged as the biggest star of the United States team for her heading prowess, is caught up in the disarray of the fledgling pro league.

Why Barry, who is not renowned for his heading prowess, was picking up the powerful central defender was a question that Mark Hughes found difficult to answer.

In addition to his unprecedented prowess at putting up points, Chamberlain was also the only person to grab more rebounds per game than Bill Russell (22.9), all while averaging more minutes played per game than any player in league history (45.8).