Sentence examples for was proficient with from inspiring English sources

Once she was proficient with a camera, Man Ray promoted her for commissions that he couldn't fulfill or didn't want, one of which was to document operations at the Sorbonne medical school.

His father was a military bandmaster, and by the time Arthur had reached the age of 8, he was proficient with all the instruments in the band.

He had a good singing voice, and was proficient with the flute, trombone, harpsichord, bassoon, violin and guitar, often using the latter to play popular songs and dances such as the lundu, modinha and fado.

Faculty members are looking for students who understand music theory and are proficient with their skills, Mr. Price said.

Although the eight-day journey does include training and practice climbs, you will still need to be proficient with ice axe and crampons before you go.

Education, at least as I remember it, isn't only, or even primarily, about creating children who are proficient with information.

The Iranian group, which is proficient with munitions, has sworn to overthrow the government in Tehran and was given sanctuary by Saddam Hussein.

But enthusiasts say they are proficient with their weapons and would hurl spears only at animals they knew they could kill cleanly.

Mr. Kiet is proficient with pacing and textures (the couple's home is a damp fixer-upper, scarred with peeling paint and strewn with debris from the rainy season).

In August and September of 2001, for examples, 2,100 test-takers received odd error messages just after finishing the test; some of them then noted lower scores than they had expected.Mr McHale responds that most business schools teach in English, and demand that their students be proficient with computers.

Orthopedic surgeons must be proficient with many arthroscopic procedures.