Sentence examples for skill of both from inspiring English sources
Whether or not you believe his life ended in Deptford in 1593, this beautifully crafted, authentic and thrilling read artfully conjures Shakespeare's – sorry, Marlowe's – London, as Barber impressively combines the skill of both poet and dramatist.
It is a testament to the skill of both cast members that following nearly two decades of playing these titular characters, the pair can still bring that mix of youth, innocence, wonder, and overwrought teenage angst the story demands.
He pioneered methods for evaluating the skill of both human and computer weather forecasts, stressing the need for quantifying the uncertainty of the forecasts; this work also led to improvements in numerical weather prediction models.
A skill (that is most definitely a skill of both the hands and the body in the ways that McCullough has defined) that is near and dear to me is that of rowing a scull.
Luckily, not one passenger is injured and this is due to the skill of both rescue teams and pilot Sully Sullenbrger (Tom Hanks) and First Officer Jeffrey Skiles Aaron Eckhartt).
Compared to observed practice, a higher proportion of people demonstrated the skill of both handwashing with soap after defecation.
Timothy Garton Ash, the mastercraftsman of the genre, has written of "analytical reportage" demanding the highest skills of both historian and journalist.
Then, the first contribution of this work is to quantify the skills of both methods, MSD and SOC, through the use of the same complex case.
But neither side could escape the clutches of the opposition grapplers, and the resultant deterioration of the skills of both sides at times was painful.
There are, of course, many extreme skiers in the world, and many mountain climbers, and quite a few who combine the skills of both.
It is safe to say that the strategic thinking and economic management skills of both the United States and China could ultimately determine whether this transition is both stable and peaceful.
