Sentence examples for storied skill from inspiring English sources

"In the U.S., we don't have such a longstanding legacy, akin to the guilds and petites mains," she said, using the French term for craft workers: "So, having access to such a storied skill set and expertise is unique in contemporary American culture".

Schneider will need all her storied skills to turn around American Apparel.

When fans speak of the Habs' storied legacy, this was its modern genesis, with a team built on speed, skill and style, plus some tough defending.

That storied match is, like the annual denouement of the NFL, a glamorous celebration of skill, success and top-level sporting achievement.

Originally established in the TriBeCa loft space of Jim Staley, a trombonist and composer whose genius for improvisation has run parallel to his skill as an entrepreneurial impresario, Roulette survived the waning of the downtown loft scene during the early 1980s and outlasted storied nightclubs like the original Knitting Factory and Tonic.

The storied middlebrow age began.

His adventures are storied.

Lincoln is indeed storied within design circles.

Striving to equal record storied W.A. Larned.

Notre Dame hockey has not exactly been storied.

Few orchestras have a more storied heritage.