Sentence examples for skilled in the use from inspiring English sources

Lasdun was very skilled in the use of concrete.

Eisenstaedt was particularly skilled in the use of the 35-mm Leica camera.

Dorsey was also skilled in the use of forceps and caused no serious injury to any of the babies she delivered.

One can expect at least some team members to be skilled in the use of the aforementioned computers and to have an academic background in something like psychology or animal behavior, which will prove useful later on.

You'd think that somebody so skilled in the use of a Tommy gun -- it faded in popularity because the recoil made it hard to aim, among other reasons -- would occasionally sport a grin over pride of marksmanship.

It's an unbroken Star Wars rule (at least in the original trilogy) that only characters skilled in the use of the Force ever discuss it in any kind of detail.

Although now remembered mainly as a "kleptocrat" who plundered his country and enriched himself with shameless abandon (epitomized by the discovery that his wife possessed 3,000 pairs of shoes), Ferdinand Marcos was, in fact, a brilliant populist, thoroughly skilled in the symbolic uses of violence.

They are skilled in tool use, the boundaries of the woods, the places they return to, the mushrooms they collect even.

By the 12th century Khmer architects had become skilled and confident in the use of sandstone (rather than brick or laterite) as the main building material.

They were particularly skilled in the art of using archery from horseback.

Their appraisal of the structured format for spiritual assessment differed from that of the group of chaplains skilled in using the SDAT (see below).