Sentence examples for skills setting up from inspiring English sources

Lindros, who skated on a line today with his Ranger teammate, Theo Fleury, and the Islanders' Michael Peca, showed off his often-overlooked passing skills, setting up a goal by Peca with a perfect pass.

If you gain the right skills, set up in a good location, charge properly and do some basic marketing then you can make a success of working as a psychotherapist.

"People often joined the printing industry as apprentices and would work there for 35 years, with lots of on-the-job training but no formal qualifications," says Stevens. "Even though they are very competent and run million-pound print machines, they never kept their skill set up to date on paper, and we saw that could be a problem".

The reality is most of it is going to be administrative, and less actually performing autopsies; I will have to keep my skill set up.

Keep your skill set up to date.

You can't change a leopard's spots but you can brush the fur so that it looks shinier; look for workarounds first by building your skill set up (this is what you can change), and then look for ways to keep building your strengths, which are what you want to shine the most because they're natural to you.

Bradford's teenage prop sensation Sam Burgess started at loose forward and showed his power and -handling skills in setting up their first try for Danny McGuire.

This intricacy complements Synopsys' skills at setting up the basic architecture of a chip.

The compensatory talent Obama shares with Cicero, says Catherine Steel, professor of classics at the University of Glasgow, is a skill at "setting up a genealogy of forebears - not biological forebears but intellectual forebears.

On 20 minutes a long ball over the top was held up by Roberts who managed to wriggle free with strength and skill, before setting up Formica.

His skill in setting up projects that involved deep levels of consultation through the now well-recognised steps and spiraled progressions of AR was a major achievement of the time and universally acknowledged today.