Sentence examples for skill stand from inspiring English sources

Electrocution: Have a Sim with low handiness skill stand in a puddle while fixing something electronic.

He plays the owner of the shop who finds his wife has been having an affair, and his deep dramatic skill stands out in a company of lightweights.

The skill stood him in good stead during the lean years.

Poor literacy skills stand in the way of children and young people achieving their potential.

But glaring individual errors undid them and again underlined the deficiencies in the British game – notably, that there are just not enough players whose skills stand up to examination under pressure at the highest level.

But she urges aspiring entrepreneurs not to let their lack of coding abilities (or any other gap in skills) stand in their way: "It should never hold anyone back because there's always going to be stuff that you're not as good at.

For children, whose parents are disabled, practical nursing skills stand in the foreground.

Center fielder Bernie Williams, whose own lack of arm strength has shown up more and more this season, said Matsui's other defensive skills stood out.

–For-Profit Organizations: Practical Money Skills stands out as the most comprehensive among numerous financial-institution programs that vary widely in breadth and quality.

Her practical skills stood her in good stead in 1991, when she was scouting for a research group to join after her first year as a graduate student at MIT.

Elias's delivery of the famous speech of Shylock from Shakepeare's The Merchant of Venice in Arabic won the judges over at the academy and he recalled that his acting skills stood out among the other actors.