Sentence examples for skill on show from inspiring English sources

Johnson said: "That is equally important, with equal skill on show and equally remunerated players... no?

After the level of skill on show before half time, it was a surprise to see the second half start in the error-strewn fashion that it did.

Nevertheless, there's plenty of skill on show in dishes such as steak tartare with Parmesan and walnut salad and Rye Bay plaice roasted on the bone with chickpeas, capers and wilted spinach.

The hi-tech aluminium and titanium chairs which the players use are specially made to withstand plenty of on-court crashing, bashing and smashing which can leave players prone on the court, but at the same time there is no shortage of skill on show in a game where men and women play together on the same team.

Regardless of the amount of skill and talent on show in a game – and there is often plenty – there is sometimes no substitute for passion and energy.

But it's undeniably a distinctive hour, with loud, off-the-leash gags and eye-catching animation skills on show.

There were some sloppy finishes and poor race skills on show by both the new and more experienced athletes alike.

But the good news is how you can see it play out in the shifting styles, techniques and levels of skill on display at this show.

In the local derby vs Leicestershire, his full array of skills were on show.

The Mayfair girls showed Copeland their own skills on the show, performing a stunning number for the ballet icon, as well as for Harvey and the studio audience.

The cast member, Michael Donatelli, 45, "was going to show off a lot of his military skills" on the show, which was in production for the Discovery Channel, said one of his nieces, Venessa Vega.