Sentence examples for water a skill from inspiring English sources
Vickie showed us how she could point her legs straight up out of the water, a skill she honed in her ten years as a synchronized swimmer.
As Rachel Roddy notes, there is a fine line between clump and cream, and making a smooth sauce from dry cheese and water is a skill that needs to be learned, as I realised on my first, second and seventh attempts.
It's amazing the confidence you can gain, even as an adult, mastering a skill, especially on the water.
Press "water bomb" skill twice when you throw.
Placing your blade (or blades if you are sculling) correctly in the water requires a new skill.
In the clip, Arya dusts off her water dancing skills with some fancy swishes and swooshes while Brienne goes with the hack-a-thon technique of Westerosi knights.
Mercy Corps works to provide those basic needs, providing food, water, language skills and emergency relief.
In particular, he foresees juicy contracts from applying Wessex Water's skills at cleaning up rivers to the continent's murky waterways.
Soil and water conservation skills and knowledge through farmer's capacity empowerment by government extension staff added an impetus to accept pay.
He said about 50 staff had been involved, half of whom had specialist water rescue skills, including instructors from the service's Telford training base.
