Sentence examples for tightly skilled from inspiring English sources
Saturday headliner Bryan Ferry's tightly skilled jazz orchestra then played some Roxy Music instrumentals from new album The Jazz Age, before they became a regular session-horns section for Ferry and his rock band to mix his own hits with classics including Knocking on Heaven's Door and Jealous Guy.
It is tightly run by skilled doctors, with low mortality rates.
It proposes a limited program for temporary lower-skilled guest workers, tightly keyed to changes in the American labor market.
A skilled flyer, the western jackdaw can manoeuvre tightly as well as tumble and glide.
Under apartheid, higher education for black South Africans was tightly controlled, and blacks were restricted from many forms of skilled employment.
Such highly skilled trades with their own systems of apprenticeship clustered tightly around the City of London and adjacent districts.
While Corbett was skilled at delivering scripts as if ad-libbed, they were tightly written, as events supposedly remembered by the performer.
Hoping to trump heavily-funded and tightly-networked Silicon Valley firms, Indian startup InterpretOmics will harness the subcontinent's cheap skilled labour resources to develop an app that allows anyone to understand their DNA for just $100 — undercutting similar offerings from rivals in the U.S. that can cost up to 100 times more.
She is skilled at making her chilly cast of characters accessible, and even their most unlikely actions make sense, thanks to her tightly drawn portraits.
Except not skilled trades.
