Sentence examples for skilled in making from inspiring English sources

To make the word "craft" mean something again, to make a show with some soul, the producers need to explore the dual meaning embodied in that William Morris quote: skillful, but also skilled in making it work.

Humans will only respond to art, to people who are skilled in making you care.

One needed to understand the foot's complex anatomy, and so physical therapists or hospital workers skilled in making casts are best suited for training.

Unlike other for-profit companies, which often have years of experience making a product or offering a service, private equity is primarily skilled in making money.

In Fiat, which will run the company, it will have gained a partner skilled in making and selling small, fuel-efficient cars around the world.

In its positive form it is the reputation of being trustworthy, skilled in making things happen in the organization, and accomplished in getting things done through people.

The performers manipulating the puppet were serviceable, but hardly skilled enough in making us believe that the boy was real.

European countries realise the value of highly-skilled employees in making their universities competitive.

That's the hardest work that we have as craftsmen and, you know, we call ourselves skilled in games making.

At age 40 Hy became a proud college graduate, after entering the teaching force in the New York City public school system, where he used his skilled hands and generous heart in making industrial arts a favorite class for young people in the South Bronx and Coney Island.

In a departure from Guelph politics, he favored republicanism over monarchy, praising the philosopher Brunetto Latini as "the master and initiator in refining the Florentines, in making them skilled in good speaking and in knowing how to guide and rule our republic according to political science".