Sentence examples for skill takes from inspiring English sources

"My skill takes a backseat," Ortiz told a reporter for Playboy last year.

That's the strange truth about movie actors: the skill takes a back seat to grace, to a metaphysical gift.

Acquiring this skill takes so long because, Dr. Braverman said, medical students in the United States have always been taught by rote.

Don't expect to be cleaning sweet little birds - that skill takes practice - but volunteers for more general clearing up are welcomed.

"Bottle Shock," an easygoing little movie, made with more affection than skill, takes us back to the days when men wore loud plaid suits and people who were serious about wine sneered at the very mention of California.

Ms. Reeves, a jazz singer of frequently astonishing skill, takes the assignment seriously; this is one of the best jazz Christmas CD's I've heard, recorded with a small band, a string quartet and guests including the saxophonist Steve Wilson and the trumpeter Nicholas Payton.

The coats, which required great skill, took months to sew.

"The Japanese -- they just amazed me with their skill, taking 30-yard balls down easily.

Her bravery and skill took their breath away, then there was uproar and cheers.

Once you have identified your talent or skill, take steps to develop it further.

Begley Bloom: Where did that skill take you next?