Sentence examples for skill now that from inspiring English sources

A useful skill now that my chums are growing louder and crabbier.

It's not a tourist thing - it's the only way he can use his skills now that the big boats are moulded in Scandinavia, and in any case his models can cost anything from€10,000 to €20,000.

For making it "work" they were prepareDoes pay a juicy fee incluDJng treallyand hotel roomstill

4. Learn more skills: Now that you've received some broad business training with your degree, you can refine it by developing new skills.

If progressive economists do not bring their skills to the table now, that audience will be wasted, and all the American electorate will hear will be the miscalculations and nonsense of the Heritage people.

When I look at the people who I think are racing along in my firm right now, that's the skill they have.

But glancing down at your perfectly painted nails (now, that's a skill in itself: two coats, two minutes in between and Seche Vite topcoat) sends a surge of togetherness rippling through you.

Now, that's a fuckin' skill.

But those who emphasize skills now say that some children pick them up implicitly in literate homes, and all must be exposed to books as well.

It will, of course, take a lot more practice before I can operate with Rob's level of skill but now that I, Trixy, have a tagging career that spans 10 years and 200 miles, I'd be mad to let it slide.

"But you do see the All Blacks win matches they probably shouldn't, because the players have got the mental skills now to know that the game is not over until 80 minutes.