Sentence examples for really proficient at from inspiring English sources

In retail, said Philip M. Bottega, vice president for real estate services at Tiffany & Company, "the architecture is a beautiful backdrop, and that's what Yabu is really proficient at".

She estimates that for some people it can take every weekend for four to five years before they become really proficient at spotting the 16 species of raptors that are officially counted for the Hawk Migration Association of North America from this location.

"It taught me a) that it feels good to get really proficient at your job, and b) to never take another boring, tightly repetitive job that could go on seemingly endlessly".

As a drummer, I'm a really proficient thirteen-year-old".

"Part of it's luck, part of it's genes, part of it's being really proficient in what it does," said Leonard J. Soucy Jr., founder of the Raptor Trust in Millington, N.J., where the bird is being kept at least through the winter.

There are guys who picked it up a little later and have been really proficient.

I quickly realized during medical school that although I was very proficient at rote memorization, I really am a big-picture thinker.

However, we do not suggest this way if you are not proficient at Mac as it is really difficult and complicated.

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It has been proved that children who are taught two languages at the same time really become proficient in neither of them.

"I'm not proficient at computers.