Sentence examples for skill would be from inspiring English sources

A teaching method to improve this skill would be useful.

First, in any African language, a concept of art as meaning something other than skill would be the exception rather than the rule.

"I'm more of a hands-on kind of person, and I realized getting into a trade or a skill would be better for me," said Abraham Sepulveda, 17, while taking a break from a plumbing shop.

During this period Embry convinced Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, unhappy and withdrawn as a player in Milwaukee, that his superb skill would be recognized if he passed the test of time, a prediction that proved to be abundantly accurate.

Military nuclear weapons could be stolen or diverted, but they are usually provided with substantial protection against unauthorized detonation, and considerable skill would be required to bypass this protection.

One effect of these measures, which Mr Mosley says are to promote F1 as a battle of skill, would be to reduce the influence of the carmakers.All the teams agree that the costs of competing in Formula One are too high; budgets are ten times what they were a decade ago.

Film-making skills would be an asset.

Basic computer skills would be helpful.

Any technical skills would be highly appreciated.

His skills would be complementary to mine.

Those skills would be expected of any Stanford quarterback thereafter.