Sentence examples for skill taking from inspiring English sources

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

In the third period, the Devils forced their will and their skill, taking most of the shots and keeping the Senators away from Brodeur.

Once you accept the fact that making effective presentations is a learned skill, taking the time to rehearse is a natural step.

Showed some impressive skill taking down a long diagonal ball with his chest and getting of a rather weak left-footed shot.

But he threw the credit back on his players for a performance of equal stamina and skill, taking Pakistan deep into day five before narrowly missing out.

Ablett works hard and fast and with tremendous skill, taking less than three hours to turn out an exquisite everyday tool: smooth, perfectly balanced, with a blade of sharpened carbon steel, bolsters of buffed brass, and a handle of polished rosewood or horn.

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

"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.

While learning any new skill takes time, we got buy-in from the engineers early on.

Developing this last skill takes time and effort, but it does get easier as you progress through graduate school.