Sentence examples for tremendously skilled from inspiring English sources
Mr. Atwater was tremendously skilled at hardball, negative politics, and made good use of that skill in the 1988 campaign.
"Marcus Hatten is a tremendously skilled player," Fairfield Coach Tim O'Toole said a few weeks after Hatten scored 30 points in an 81-68 victory against the Stags.
The statement went on to distance BP from the rest of the industry, adding that its "failures in the drilling of this well are not a reflection of the many tremendously skilled and committed individuals in our industry".
Or will she be seduced by the promise of the bright lights of Blackpool offered by sleazy businessman Billy Smoke Ian Bartholomeww), a man "tremendously skilled in many forms of tax avoidance".
"It really was a tremendously skilled operation," Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y).
And yes, it's very physical, extremely difficult and the performers are tremendously skilled.
Immigrant women are a tremendously diverse group that includes economic skilled workers, refugees and asylum seekers, temporary foreign workers, and those without legal status [ 5].
For a skilled artist like Newsom, the quality of her harp matters tremendously. .
"The Poor Mouth" is a tremendously funny parody of the popular Irish peasant novel (the narrator's wife is described at one point as "skilled in potato-boiling").
It's tremendously fabulous.
