Sentence examples similar to up prowess from inspiring English sources

1. Always have them email you: emailing them holds you hostage to their follow-up prowess.

The purchase will help Facebook build up monetization prowess on mobile platforms — an area it's admittedly weak in.

"At that moment they move into carpe diem mode, gather up their prowess and take a calculated risk to proactively and aggressively force a win".

The starkness of the fresh turf brings to mind urban settlements and street culture while the gold links hint at coming up and prowess.

It shows up the bland prowess of Colin Firth's performance.

If he keeps it up, his offensive prowess may soon become simply the icing on the cake.

Mr. Hawke shows his wife how to cut a branch and suck the juices out for essential nutrients, and she marvels at his prowess, up to a point.

The company has been rapidly building up its tech prowess, and it has committed to investing an additional $2 billion over the next two years.

The practice of talking up one's prowess, and never admitting fault, has even led to a Wall Street saying about letting yourself down easy for those stock ideas you missed: "you're never wrong; you're just early".

But a musician needs to back up his promotional prowess with skill, and at Mr. Siem's recital on Monday at Le Poisson Rouge with the pianist Kyoung Im Kim, there was a dumbfounding gap between his retro suavity and the ineptitude of his playing.

Fresh off his first All-Star selection, George, who is having a breakout third season, has taken his defensive prowess up a notch, from a defensive rating of 96 before Feb. 1 to a stellar 88.4 in the subsequent 10 games.