Sentence examples similar to skill town from inspiring English sources
After a demonstration of their skills at Town Malling, the following day the Sporting Life wrote that they "gave great satisfaction to a critical coterie of spectators".
The ancient site was designed to be a big outdoor showroom that exhibited the skills of the town's architects.
Most still stick to the traditional framework of sandwiches, scones and cakes but let their culinary skills go to town with delicious new sandwich fillings and flavoured breads.
Electrical and electronic engineering and research, much of it related to defense and much of it drawing on the scientific skills of the town's universities, has become the largest industrial employer.
He writes about the town with skill and salty affection in his one novel, The Late Hector Kipling (2007).
"When the fishing industry died a lot of people lost their jobs, but those maritime skills remained in the town.
I arrive on what I fear is a naive quest; to master some kickboxing skills in my home town before jetting off to convert them for real in Thailand.
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In our study 78% of the participants at the hospitals used Internet through their phones and 100% of the hospital health workers had some computer and Internet knowledge, still there was a distinct digital divide concerning access and skill in the two towns compared to the villages.
It has also turned 450 of its staff into "development agents", giving them each a laptop computer and a mission to take credit and basic business skills to small towns and villages.Prospects for education too are improving.
Volunteers are now hard at work, raising awareness and bringing valuable life-skills to their towns and villages.
