Sentence examples for some prowess from inspiring English sources

With some prowess (and bags of luck) from the penalty spot, the club could bore neutrals and give stress ulcers to their own fans on their way to glory.

This meditation can be very difficult to practice if the practitioner does not have some prowess in handling their mind states.

Unless Alonso suddenly finds some playmaking prowess, slow ball movement could be a season-long issue.

"We have an offender with some technical prowess here," Miller said.

Staal still has some scoring prowess left in the tank and can drive possession well but it's tough to imagine him re-signing in New York.

PR is really about trying to put yourself in the right place at the right time by means of a publicity campaign and some creative prowess.

Carrera connects it to TAG's long history of chronographs while Calibre suggests a handmade watch made with some technical prowess.

Wilkin put Greenwood through a hole to put the visitors back ahead as Makinson kicked his second goal and showed some aerial prowess to collect a Wilkin kick to the corner to land his side's fifth try.

With some Photoshop prowess and a penchant for liquified and dripping image distortions, Hutchinson transforms snapshots of Seattle, Washington into surreal visions, refracting the city as if we were stuck beneath the surface of a pond or lake.

Wilson, who led the majors last season by throwing out 49percentt of runners trying to steal against him, has shown some uncharacteristic offensive prowess in the exhibition season.

(Forget the fact that in some countries sporting prowess might seem to be the perfect ticket to earn a young person a job, and money rarely the main motivator to sporting prowess. In Germany it's official qualifications that count).