Sentence examples for small skilled from inspiring English sources

"With the new rules since the lockout, small, skilled boys like Grimaldi can get drafted now," he said.

Typically, they were small, skilled boys, lighter than mature horsemen, their use anticipating the undersized adult riders at our meetings today.

He also won the Lindsay (then called the Lester B. Pearson Trophy) and Hart awards in 2004, so he thrived as a small, skilled forward before the rules changed.

But whereas Spain uses its small, skilled midfielders to retain possession, Germany uses its big, physical midfielders to attack.

Our holiday is put together by the small and skilled company Archipelago Cape Verde, who very much view Sal as a kicking-off point.

Late in the Montreal game, when the Rangers were protecting a two-goal lead, Messier began poking his stick at Saku Koivu, the small and skilled Canadiens captain.

Robinson, a senior international policy analyst at RAND, gives us a close-up portrait of how these small, highly skilled groups have gone about their mission of helping Afghan villagers and local leaders protect themselves from Taliban insurgents.

America is well on the way towards having a small, highly skilled and/or highly fortunate elite, with lucrative jobs; a vast underclass with casual, occasional, minimum-wage service work, if they're lucky; and very little in between.

Being small and skilled, you learn to create little portals of escapism to which the strong are as susceptible as anyone else.

What would really help would be smaller classes, skilled teachers and more intensive instruction.

The lesson, which the city seems doomed to learn over and over again, was that children who struggle in the early grades are hurt by being held back -- but helped by smaller classes, skilled teachers and more intensive instruction.