Sentence examples for skill of having from inspiring English sources

As soon as I mastered the skill of having wings, I had to cut them off.

The actor said he also learned in his research that upper portions of a patient's extremities tend to become more rigid in the progressed stages of the disease while lower parts will turn increasingly spastic, which meant Redmayne had to hone the skill of having two portions of the same body part act in totally opposite ways.

"I think as cricketers you have skills of having to deal with different issues from time to time but the most important one is making sure you get down hit the ball out the ground tomorrow and get some wickets".

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).

The origin of this skill of dogs has mainly been discussed from an evolutionary point of view.

It's not some luck of having social skills that somebody else doesn't have.

Technical skills of residents have traditionally been evaluated using subjective In-Training Evaluation Reports (ITERs).

During this process, traditional tacit skills of workers have become largely obsolete and modern operators on the shop floor are mainly process controllers and low-level problem solvers.

Improvements in the design of endovascular devices and technical skills of interventionalists have opened new possibilities for patients with a wide range of peripheral vascular diseases.

The benefits and skills of briefing had been a part of the 1-day course.

In the UK Lord Hunt (then Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Health) recognised that the clinical skills of pharmacists have long been underused [ 14].