Sentence examples for skills to stage a from inspiring English sources

Its technology for storing and managing data, however, is at the heart of the modern business world, bringing Oracle $35.6 billion in annual revenue and the skills to stage a sales event before a crowd equal to the population of Hackensack, N.J.

Mr. Zemeckis marshaled all his skill with special effects to stage a ghoulish new conclusion.

Keynote speakers, who range in presentation style from informative to arresting and even outrageous, may also bring traditional performance skills to the stage, such as a flair for comedy, drama or eye-catching stunts.

Mr. Curtis, at left in photo, is the writerly side of the ad duo, and in 1989 he took his skills to the stage as co-lyricist of an Off Broadway revue, "Ad Hock," a satire of the world of advertising populated with sensitive artists prostituting their creative talents to live well.

In terms of broadening minds – and skill sets – staging a Premiership game in New York is merely the start.

Most audience members know they don't possess the requisite skills to talk on a stage as confidently as such greats as Steve Martin or Sarah Silverman, so Hedberg's demeanour made him far more human to many people.

The revered star of the Broadway show "Grey Gardens" brings her vast vocal skills to a more compact stage, with support from the M.V.P. of the cabaret world, the pianist and singer Billy Stritch.

Servicemen will be taught a range of skills from handling hovercraft to staging beach landings.

He has a rather singular skill when it comes to staging gruesome 12A sequences that fail to feel particularly neutered.

He doubles as a comic-book artist, bringing this skill to the stage in Leicester to give what can only be referred to as a multimedia presentation.

In addition to staging numerous skills-training and teamwork exercises, DISCCRS organizers put participants' dissertation abstracts into a searchable database that scholars can use to build collaborative networks.