Sentence examples for surrendering skills from inspiring English sources
Mr. Reed, a Democrat and a senior member of the Armed Services Committee, said demands of the counterinsurgency wars in Iraq and Afghanistan raised questions on whether troops were receiving sufficient training, and were instead surrendering skills across a broader range of combat missions.
Next month, Strawberry turns 38, an age when most players have surrendered their skills to the march of time.
Ultimately, Yoon asserts that in conceding scientific authority to taxonomists, we have surrendered our observational skills and critical thinking, and contributed to our own alienation from the natural world.
"surrendering to FF" — Johnny Schroepfer.
Voluntarily surrendering power.
Deng's superior political skills and broad base of support soon led Hua to surrender the premiership and the chairmanship to protégés of Deng in 1980 81.
Pakistan's fans were naturally joyful, England's rueful, but with the considerable compensation that their team had not surrendered meekly against a very fine bowling attack, one blessed by skill, led with authority and touched by genius.
His skills at the turntable are his passport through life, until he almost surrenders to an overdose of ecstasy and cocaine.
But she has the skills and the instinct to hold her own, even when — as on her latest album, "Surrender" (Concord) — her repertory does her no favors.
But she has the skills and the instinct to hold her own, even when -- as on her latest album, "Surrender" (Concord) -- her repertory does her no favors.
