Sentence examples for skills started from inspiring English sources

Instead, he headed West after graduating and, with no programming skills, started two technology companies.

Adult Life Skills started out as a Bafta-nominated short and is Tunnard's full-length writing and directorial debut.

In 2002 Geordon Nicol, 23; Greg Krelenstein, 28; and Leigh Lezark, 23 — self-styled D.J.'s known more for their post-new-wave aesthetics than their turntable skills — started their nightlife careers with a one-off at Luke & Leroy.

Since the federal government began oversight in 1995, the department has built new wilderness camps for nonviolent offenders, focused on education and job skills, started sports leagues and hired more guards, partly thanks to $7 million in new financing from the Legislature this year, said the department's director, Bill Byars.

Some of the advanced students with more leadership skills started to act, after their graduation, as consultants and project leaders and helped to introduce agile methods into even more software development companies.

His skills started to develop.

"This is where our showmanship skills start," Jenna said.

When your skills start to decline, your watch lets you know by exactly how much.

Being suddenly thrust into the public eye meant Tomlinson had to develop new skills, starting with acquiring confidence.

Although it's true, as the article states, that software engineers' skills start depreciating almost as soon as they are laid off, the situation is worse.

With his coalition and governing majority shattering around him, President Obama will have to summon political skills — starting Wednesday — that he has not yet shown he has.