Sentence examples for skilled to make from inspiring English sources

Not a giant, but has pace and is sufficiently highly skilled to make game-breaking contributions.

It is extremely important to have your arms out (if you're not yet skilled to make it easier) and your knees bent (you should always do this, or you can't make a proper swizzle).

Slatkin seems to enjoy deploying skilled craftspeople to make things the old-fashioned way.

That cast is skilled enough to make the calculated lighting and sound effects occasionally seem intrusive.

And yet these tiny-brained creatures were skilled enough to make finely crafted stone tools.

You're not yet skilled enough to make contributions to the research literature, which can be frustrating.

The jobs pay between $20 and $30 an hour, plus benefits, allowing a skilled machinist to make a decent middle-class living.

Experienced China hands agree that using a skilled interpreter to make a call or to translate the text of an e-mail message into Chinese is ideal.

And although Syracuse is skilled enough to make the adjustment, losing his physical inside presence could hurt the Orange's chances of advancing deep into the tournament.

The tooling for automatic machines is more complex than for hand-controlled machines and usually requires a skilled worker to make the setup.

The Knicks need a skilled passer to make Stoudemire — once the league's best pick-and-roll finisher — a fearsome threat again.