Sentence examples for so adept that from inspiring English sources

Some hobbyists become so adept that they parlay their beer into a business.

He became so adept that he could reportedly identify which bales of cotton came from which plantations.

The intention is to become so adept that the movements recede in one's awareness and can be performed without reflection.

DeLuca covered both games alongside Wally Schwartz, WABC's general manager, and proved so adept that by spring, he was hosting pregame and postgame radio shows for the Mets.

In his spare time, he kicked footballs and became so adept that Joe DeForest, West Virginia's special teams coach, offered him a walk-on spot after the tryout.

By the late 50's, he had become so adept that a professional British team arranged for him to move to England.

It's not so much with a different voice, because I'm not so adept at that.

I'd become so adept at it, that kind of emotional masochism, that it was almost natural.

Negotiators continued the task of developing a work plan for addressing the key issues of transparency and linking finance to reductions, but sources predicted an end to the groundwork-laying backroom diplomacy that the Obama administration had become so adept at, largely because that requires knowing what will happen in the future.

He successfully learns both of this techniques and becomes so adept at using them, that Yahiko starts performing several variations.

That's probably why she's so adept at fantasy -- scenes that provide some of the best laughs in this nicely paced play.