Sentence examples for show their prowess from inspiring English sources

American golfers had begun to show their prowess in 1913, when Francis Ouimet became a national hero by defeating Vardon and Edward Ray, two of the best British professionals, for the U.S. Open.

"This is the government?" For weeks, there had been a sense of inevitability to the assaults, and American military officials had warned that the insurgents would seek to show their prowess during the holy month of Ramadan.

Meanwhile, as is human nature, all of these efforts only serve to inflame the desire of hackers to penetrate these defenses in order to show their prowess.

If there's not enough snow in early November they have carts with wheels so that the six-dog teams can show their prowess with them.

They are intend on showing their muscles; they are like Popeye, eating controversial words and actions like the cartoon character ate spinach, to fuel their desire to show their prowess.

I can say he's done well with several numbers in which the men show their prowess and the dance hall girls, arriving in act two, throw a mean can-can.

Both acts performed as if to banish time, with Mr. Townshend and Mr. Page particularly showing their prowess.

The pro eaters will vie for a championship by showing their prowess in consuming items like hot dogs, hamburgers, eggs, beef tongue (unsliced) and butter.

Bray and soprano Susanna Fairbairn were equally strong in the portrayals of the women, tenor John-Colyn Gyeantey made a notable contribution and each singer in their turn showed their prowess in their individual arias.

They have also shown their prowess as football referees in the Middlesex amateur league, according to Stephen Pound, MP for the leafy Ealing district of west London where most of Britain's 8,000-strong 8,000-stronge.

Stringer and his offensive linemates showed their prowess in a divisional playoff game last Saturday by not allowing a sack against the Saints, who had recorded an N.F.L.-high 66 sacks this season.