Sentence examples for renowned skill from inspiring English sources
Liberty leads the pack by virtue of its aggressive approach and its renowned skill at structuring complicated deals–unwinding Vivendi's convoluted sprawl is sure to require an intricate arrangement.
In the action-packed world of professional polo, such are the renowned skills of Argentine players that those who play for overseas clubs are called "hired assassins".
UNICEF's renowned skills at public information and communication made it a potentially effective vehicle for channeling guidance to the public and agencies alike.
NO member of President Bush's cabinet is more renowned for skill in Washington's back rooms than Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.
Gerolamo Cardano, a scholar of renowned humanistic skills, made major contributions to the development of algebra.
He looks on with envy at Mark E Smith's renowned manipulative skills and wishes he could be the same.
Duran's renowned personality and skill as a cutman, have also earned him acting credits.
This, in turn, suggests that testing of the iPhone 4 may not have been sufficiently rigorous.Apple is also renowned for the skill with which it manages manufacturing.
Once in okapi country, Powell-Cotton didn't mess around, employing the services of Akuki, a man "renowned for his skill in okapi hunting".
Such was his celebrity, renowned integrity and skill as a leader that General Zia ul Haq, the long-serving military dictator, asked him to take a seat in his cabinet in 1988.
He became equally renowned for his skill with makeup (even writing on the topic for the 14th edition of Encyclopædia Britannica), a talent he developed because he thought his own features were too ordinary for a star performer.
