Sentence examples for skill make from inspiring English sources

If Lattimore returns close to form, his vision, agility, balance and receiving skill make him the best player at the position and worth the risk.

Howe's dominant skill make him a target for the other team, which meant plenty of opportunities to show off the mean streak.

Mr. Ford may have more to say than his vocabulary permits right now, but his large ambition and undeniable skill make him an artist worth following.

Giggs remains a man for all seasons, at least in Europe Ryan Giggs might not always be the man for the ferocious competition of the Premier League, given David Moyes' preference for 4-4-2, but his wonderful nous and skill make him a vital player in Europe.

Personalities make television and fighting skill make champions.

I've taken so much blood from so many little ones, and you can do it in a nice way and… with a bit of skill make it pretty much a non-event, and so I didn't actually have that spin on it too much, I've adopted this from my general practice training (GP G).

That reflected his real skill: making connections.

("Spelling, after all, is a skill made redundant by the dictionary").

This skill makes her one of the great storytellers of the pioneer saga in the United States".

Obama's rhetorical skill makes his candidacy appear almost collective rather than individual.

Bart's skill makes a filleted Dickens flicker into life like a movie.