Sentence examples for traditional prowess from inspiring English sources
The USA, however, has won the most medals in total, with 59. Norway, Spain, Denmark, France and Sweden are next on the all-time medals table, confirming Europe's traditional prowess on the water.
Mr. Immelt, for example, agreed to buy a British biosciences company called Amersham last October for about $10 billion, giving G.E. expertise in biology to bolster its traditional prowess in physics and engineering.
Sony just announced a new camera called the RX0, but breaking from the trend of lower number = fancier camera, this one is a tiny device that combines an action-cam form factor with some traditional imaging prowess.
His goal is at least in part a revenant of what he holds dear and lost: a Japan comfortable in its traditional values and bolstered by military prowess and the international respect he sees as his nation's due.Well begun is half not doneThe first of the three arrows to make a dramatic mark was the monetary one.
Within a few years, Watson seemingly had been everywhere, as his prowess on guitar and his vast store of traditional Southern music made the blind musician an internationally celebrated artist.
Operating under the assumption that traditional pirates actually possessed some measure of physical and mental prowess, MIT's Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation (DAPER) has a pirate program that helps its students fulfill general physical education requirements.
In traditional Gwich'in social organization, men became chiefs by demonstrating leadership or prowess in hunting or war.
With Holm's background in traditional boxing and kickboxing, Tate was a formidable opponent with her prowess in jiu-jitsu and wrestling.
Her songs appealingly balance the flourishes of modern mainstream production with the traditional sonic hallmarks of the genre, and she delivers them with soaring vocal prowess and bold perspective.
"This is a landmark deal for Flipkart and for India as it endorses our tech prowess, our innovative mindset and the potential we have to disrupt traditional markets.
His extant poems include traditional eulogies to the Welsh princes Owain Gwynedd and Madog ap Maredudd and a "boasting poem," Gorhoffedd, celebrating his prowess in war and with women.
