Sentence examples for skill of course from inspiring English sources

The scholastic equestrian competitions are measures of skill, of course, but luck can play a part, too.

The Folio Society too has just introduced a Letterpress Shakespeare; each of the 28 plays sells for £295.Achieving real skill, of course, takes time.

A very valuable skill of course, and only a relatively small minority can do it well, but that minority still comprises a great many people.

Michaels's skill, of course, has earned him star status and has worked well in previous three-man booths, in football (with Dan Dierdorf and Frank Gifford) and in baseball (with Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver).

It's precisely the word here for this coin that gives us our modern word, our modern word talent, which means "a skill," of course or "a predisposition". Now think about it.

I think it turned out extremely well (check out the full-screen), owing in no small part to the photographer's skill, of course, but also the bright, flat light that illuminated the whole scene equally and shadowlessly.

Provide training for women in those skills, of course.

Not all women lack financial skills, of course, and many may simply lack time.

Knife skills, of course, are where the rubber meets the road in vegetable cookery.

Interpersonal skills, of course, are the key to using this analysis.

There are some volunteers who possess specialized, sought-after skills, of course.