| This is a great opportunity to introduce children to water sports in a safe environment or to improve their skills if they already sail. |
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| Specifically military skills were acquired by actual practice and performance under supervision. |
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| However she admits it is necessary to have an appreciation of aesthetics as well as the technical skills. |
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| Trainees can specialize in two-year courses in joinery, metalwork, agricultural machinery maintenance, and construction skills. |
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| They acquired computer skills at a local training institute and received a certificate as well. |
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| He thought he was acquiring the skills for dishonest practice on the streets of his native Australia. |
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| They will have acquired the skills for conducting research, and often some research experience. |
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| You need to understand and acquire leadership skills, regardless of whom you are leading. |
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| He is planning to teach his joinery skills to people in the area so they can rebuild their homes. |
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| Most teachers recognise that pupils vary in the speed and manner in which they grasp new ideas and acquire skills. |
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| Her vocal skills are strong and sweet, her voice raspy and high, but full of passion. |
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| The Kamba people are very well known for their wood carving skills and basket making. |
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| It takes chimps up to four years to acquire the necessary skills to select and adequately use the tools to crack a nut. |
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| It provides an opportunity for people to acquire skills and confidence in devising their own responses to distress. |
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| He was looking for under-utilised joinery skills, a resourceful design team as well as local supplies of timber. |
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| It should be a platform for all film-makers to exchange their ideas and whet their skills. |
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| Certainly, if I were an airline employee, I'd be looking into acquiring some new skills. |
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| It becomes interesting and exciting only when we acquire some new skills physical or intellectual. |
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| A joiner by trade, Stuart has a lifelong passion for boating and has used his joinery skills to update parts of the former lifeboat. |
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| Walk on stilts and barrels, create human pyramids, learn acrobatic and aerial skills, balance on a rola-bola and learn to juggle! |
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| That daily hour and a half of repetitious activity is necessary to whet the fine edge of our skills to razor sharpness. |
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| Mr Brunet says the future's looking bright too, with youngsters acquiring important skills early on, equipping them well for the future. |
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| They want to learn more, know more and acquire skills like any other individual in society. |
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| With unparalleled vocal skills and musical imagination, Khaled was the man who took Algerian rai music into the mainstream. |
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| These are well-worn themes to be sure, but few have the depth of knowledge or the keen language skills of these men. |
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| When children go to camp, they learn to be more independent and acquire social skills. |
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| The craft centre also offers tuition for the public who will be trained in joinery skills and the use of the equipment. |
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| The Labrador journeys acquainted Murie with both Indians and Eskimos from whom he learned durable skills and values. |
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| His bearing, his sense, his dignity and organisational skills are hailed throughout the city. |
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| At the same time, many of the vice-presidents offer specialised skills, knowledge and business acumen. |
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| His performance skills are less obtrusive than those of his actorly predecessors simply because we are already familiar with the style. |
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| Euro 2004 has begun on the right note, as a quintessence of football skills. |
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| Weapons and armour that can be upgraded have a different number of slots, wherein the skills or items can be implemented. |
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| He was definitely weak in language skills in elementary school, as several tests show. |
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| For all its rich song-soaked legacy, the Malayalam film industry has never put the dancing skills of its heroes to an acid test. |
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| Eichmann was adept at learning practical skills on the job, under the tutelage of seniors he respected. |
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| The CV is important because you can outline skills and experience far easier on A4 than you can on a business card! |
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| His military skills resulted in quick promotion in Carranza's constitutional army. |
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| You need to have enough capital, base your wagers on adequate handicapping skills, and bet into the right pools. |
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| Boston College didn't throw to him much, so Green's receiving skills are a question mark. |
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| Making soup requires very little in the way of culinary skills apart from an ability to chop vegetables. |
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| He has skills and knowledge and an ability to work all over the world that the older men simply don't have. |
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| Gardening affords these people the opportunity to use their creative skills. |
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| Kite surfing fuses some of the skills of surfing, wind surfing and wakeboarding. |
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| Even if you don't know about the subject matter, you can apply the generic skills to any business. |
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| At 16 make all children go walkabout in the Bush learning traditional skills and to do without modern technology for a year. |
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| Chris even ventured out and tried his skipping skills while he was timed by 1983 world athletics champion, Eamon Coughlan. |
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| It was expected to be the qualifier's toughest match of the week, questioning his limited skills against an all-round player. |
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| If higher degrees qualify students to teach rather than become professional writers, it follows they must also possess critical skills. |
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| It is clearly important to protect children against sexual abuse and molestation and to help them develop skills to avoid dangerous situations. |
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| We try to balance the educational accredited courses with those that provide life skills, without the worry of sitting exams. |
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| Scouts say he has above-average skills, covers the plate well and can drive the ball the opposite way. |
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| He amazed the crowd with his perfect driving skills and the control over the machine. |
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| He had been at this particular gaol for several months, and had watched her grow in all the lawless skills there were. |
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| All through the summer the sound of weapon on shield echoed through the vale as warriors honed their fighting skills. |
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| This activity is part of a three-year curriculum reorganization for the department, focusing on assessment of core competencies and skills. |
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| Many accountants have opted to return to college to add further value to their skills. |
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| Use these skills and experiences to place yourself in the higher end of the salary range for your position. |
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| She is also a reader for an authors' advisory service and enjoys helping unpublished writers to hone their skills. |
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| His skills are raw, but he progressed enough to start on the right side by the end of his rookie season. |
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| His raw skills and competitiveness make him a terrific prospect, but the learning curve will continue to be steep. |
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| Did the advent of the use of paper for taking notes kill off some of our memory skills? |
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| There you will be instructed in and practice some of the skills used by jackeroos and jilleroos. |
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| On Easter Monday, also at the hall, they will be teaching circus skills from juggling to acrobatics. |
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| To further bring joy to the occasion, some guests show off their skills at juggling and acrobatics. |
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| It will be the kind of aerial skills, acrobatics, juggling and mask work most of us don't see outside of the Edinburgh Festival. |
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| How do you get that, and get the professional skills or whatever it is that you need to widen participation? |
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| But he makes up for whatever he lacks in physical skills with intelligence and versatility. |
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| We were surrounded by gifted cricketers and adroit hockey players, and he owned none of their stylish skills, but you knew this, he would try. |
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| That leaves little room for anyone else to use them unless they have the nimble acrobatic skills of an Olympic gymnast. |
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| Another member of the family was well known locally for her artistic skills. |
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| Hood helped him escape a difficult home life and directed him to a junior college to polish his academic record and basketball skills. |
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| There, amid a Kafkaesque world of intrigue and betrayal, his medical skills became indispensable to the prison authorities. |
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| An arena demonstrating traditional sports such as kabaddi will give fans a chance to test their skills. |
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| The clowns, besides trying their best to amuse the children, demonstrate their acrobatic skills. |
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| Like a plush cat come to life, the Ragdoll is known for it total relaxation skills. |
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| Taking a skills clinic can jump-start your mountain-biking education by compressing a lot of information into one or a few days. |
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| Each scene is filled to the brim with artists showcasing their physical skills, from knife fights to acrobatic acts. |
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| The four-week course taught aeromedical physiology, aircraft-loading procedures, and survival skills. |
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| Here he expanded his skills to include marbling, dragging and ragging techniques. |
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| In various capsules of the attraction they juggled, clowned and showed off their acrobatic skills to the delight of other passengers. |
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| Knowledge and acquisition of skills can be accomplished using a number of models and modes of instruction. |
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| Students turn to community colleges for basic skills brush-up or new skills acquisition. |
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| A question we will need to address is whether we can teach and learn these skills. |
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| These people tend to have adaptive skills and social and environmental resources. |
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| The adaptive skills are those daily living skills needed to live, work and play in the community. |
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| It also reveals that a number of early skills reliably predict reading acquisition long before school entry. |
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| Women are more adaptable, compliant and possess the communication skills required by the call centre service economy. |
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| His experience with the Air Force gave him skills in aeromedical evacuation. |
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| I wish my Welsh language skills were up to the job of reading the poems in the original. |
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| His skills were raw, and he had difficulty defending the run and getting a push up the middle on passing downs. |
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| Army pilots refined techniques of aeromedical evacuation and developed new skills in all-weather and night flying. |
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| He had once gone down to the practice ranges to mock her archery skills when she'd first begun to learn. |
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| Medical skills are needed to start intravenous lines, set up intravenous infusion sets, and measure out and administer the appropriate drugs. |
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| She has the natural voice, the crazy ad-lib skills, and an ability to project wisdom that is well beyond her years. |
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| Among this group, friendly rivalry gave rise to creative innovation, and most carvers refined their skills. |
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| A kalamkari artist of Andhra Pradesh demonstrated his skills while terracotta artisans from Dindigul showcased their ware. |
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| Always be honest about your achievements and skills and make sure the information is up to date. |
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| It is advisable that pupils attend two sessions per day, but not back to back as fatigue limits acquisition of skills. |
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| Marie is bringing her accounting skills to help the finance management of the club and takes up the position of joint treasurer. |
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| This may or may not result in more rapid acquisition of English communication skills for ELL students. |
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| The answer is to acquire skills and a deeper understanding of global communications. |
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| His skills as a rainmaker and the effectiveness of his amulets in protecting the emperors assured his livelihood in the capital. |
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| The study also found that 20 per cent of firms put no budget aside for developing skills, while 39 per cent never measure the value of training schemes. |
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| Their pay increases as they accumulate experience and develop skills. |
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| Effectively doing this kind of call center work requires both an advanced knowledge of the products and communication skills. |
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| She was an actress with an opera singer's voice and vocal skills, which enabled her to lift her performances out of the banal into the realms of realism. |
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| And in their close and thrilling battles for the fastest lap times, the six aces demonstrated that they haven't lost the skills to take a racing car to its very limits. |
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| It might be, if the claimants have pastoral or farming skills and can reasonably be expected to build productive enterprises on that land if given half a chance. |
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| The volunteers include people from a wide range of ages and backgrounds keen to learn new skills in dry-stone walling, footpath construction and habitat management. |
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| Although these hobby weavers were using acrylic yarns, their skills caught the eye of expert weaver Rachel Brown when she came to the area to teach a spinning class. |
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| Primary education now emphasises skills acquisition rather than knowledge. |
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| But, crucially, it follows a similar logic of putting the responsibility on to parents to break cycles of deprivation through the sheer force of their parenting skills. |
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| Hosts are vetted carefully, both for their cooking and entertaining skills. |
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| In the midst of his engagement with the concerns of the community, he gave attention to the mastery of physical skills and literary accomplishment. |
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| Due to deficiencies in mathematics, he had to spend an extra year at West Point, but his superb military skills gained him the cadet adjutancy his final year. |
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| The union faced the task of ensuring that the balance of resources between previously advantaged and disadvantaged areas as well as in skills development was maintained. |
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| Among the myriad of skills to be mastered, was tilting at the quintain. |
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| Nobody doubts his manipulative skills or his single-minded agenda to advance the interests of the corporation he created. |
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| Puck artists, like their predecessors, combined picture-making skills with a caricatural precision and a knack for lethal symbols. |
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| The craft of the carpetmaker includes traditional professional skills, such as wool processing, gathering of natural vegetable, animal or mineral dyes and yarn making. |
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| It will enhance life skills in communication, negotiation and advocacy. |
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| In addition to the more traditional skills such as governance experts, economists, jurists and so on, it requires a variety of professional skills. |
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| To couch it in Wilson's terms, the skills you need are vaguely analogous to the qualities represented by the cup, the wand, the sword and the pentacle. |
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| A constant reappraisal and fine tuning of educational activity at all levels will give new generations the skills and confidence to work for a better future. |
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| What he lacks in big daddy empathy skills he just has to make up for in raw politics. |
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| Along the way he also picked up the skills to be an acrobat, a juggler, a wire walker, a trapeze artist, and a clown. |
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| Part-time workers have less time to adjust to the job, so adaptability and quick learning skills are big pluses, for example. |
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| But other scientists counter that basic skills in microbiology and biotechnology can get you a bioweapon. |
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| Scattered on ranges throughout the desert in the U.S. Central Command region for the past two weeks, the Marines refined their battle skills at the small unit level. |
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| This role requires hands-on programming and troubleshooting skills, experience with financial data management, coupled with an enthusiasm for learning quantitative analysis. |
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| When Josie began her training juniors were expected to do the cleaning, including scrubbing the floors, and they were gradually taught hairdressing skills. |
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| Targeting students just out of nursing school, the hospitals believe South African staff will have an advantage in language skills, as Afrikaans is related to Dutch. |
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| It is an opportunity to acquire knowledge and new skills, keep the brain cells ticking over and have fun you never had time for when you were a wage slave. |
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| Too few people are acquiring educational skills needed by employers. |
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| Most of the time, the skills don't have to change, just the job title. |
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| After completing the course, students are not qualified to practice on the public but they do have sufficient skills to lay their hands on their nearest and dearest. |
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| The next four hours were pushing her mental skills to the limit. |
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| They enable us to secure both skills in demand that are readily categorisable, as well as highly specialised skills and knowledge that are cutting edge. |
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| James brought little in the way of survival skills, but his companionship at night raised the team morale. |
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| He joined a vocational training center for a nine-month course in carpentry skills and thereafter got employment as a journeyman with a local factory. |
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| Whatever skills it takes to succeed in espionage or racketeering, I patently lack. |
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| Their underwater acoustic sense and echo-location skills are legendary. |
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| And we know that this acquisition of those skills takes a long time. |
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| As his later wartime record would show, Jackson was extremely competent in the many skills required of a commanding general. |
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| We will provide the job-holder with opportunities to develop their skills and knowledge by excellent training opportunities in the field of RNA biology. |
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| The annual competition is organised by the city administration and aimed at improving skills and boosting the profile of sports among the city's youth. |
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| He agreed with Pareto that universal suffrage promoted the corrupt and devious political skills of the flatterer, the wheeler-dealer, and the populist demagogue. |
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| Excellent marksmanship is one of the key skills required of the marshals, who work in very compact spaces often tens of thousands of feet in the air. |
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| His skills have brought him adulation and riches beyond belief. |
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| In addition to all this, I have intensified my studies of the Bulgarian language since after six years my local communications skills are abominable. |
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| I see how hard it is and I see how amazing it is, and I am awed by my friends' parenting skills. |
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| En route to the World's Fair, the girls would sharpen their skills and increase their visibility by playing exhibition and challenge games at whistle-stops all along the way. |
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| There are specialties where interpersonal skills can take a backseat without harm to patient well-being. |
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| He showed strong leadership qualities and organisational skills. |
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| Obstacles such as ladders, transitions, wall rides and quarter pipes were placed in an open area, with each rider given two minutes to display their skills on the course. |
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| These skills are crucial to developing social confidence and acceptance. |
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| The dean told him face to face that Africans lacked the innate skills necessary to become a barrister. |
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| This means that even women who are not employed in factories will get the chance to burnish career-building skills. |
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| Luddites feared that the time spent learning the skills of their craft would go to waste as machines would replace their role in the industry. |
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| Furniture has been traditionally elaborately carved and in many Alpine countries carpentry skills are passed from generation to generation. |
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| Both men and women with weaving skills emigrated, and took the knowledge to their new homes in New England, to places like Pawtucket and Lowell. |
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| Not using his own skills, he is better able to secure the services of capable functionaries. |
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| Training sessions originally involved great variations of conditions that challenged the skills of any swimmer. |
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| To maintain relevance and sustain marketable skills, IT professionals must reskill and reskill and reskill. |
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| His artistic skills were refined under the tutelage of Charles Runciman, Copley Fielding and James Duffield Harding. |
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| He forges an uneasy friendship with the dogs, teaching them hunting and survival skills in return for a share of the kill. |
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| Utilizing their great skills in shipbuilding and navigation they raided and conquered parts of France and the British Isles and Ireland. |
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| Following the acceptance of the revised bill for the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, his skills continued to bring him work. |
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| This allows shooters to improve their skills by quickly being able to compare their aiming point and where the actual bullet impacted the target. |
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| This technique now arrives almost subliminally for Quake players, but rocket jumping has long been recognized as one of Quake's key skills. |
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| Some of the Sanda skills were taken from external kung fu and were used in real fight. |
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| It put welcome new emphasis on sectorially targeted training for low-income workers with limited skills. |
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| Outside of the basic reading, writing, and math skills, and having an idea of what's out there, they were just spewing useless information. |
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| Other skills taught include computer data entry, word processing and electronic switchboarding. |
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| As we develop our skills at modelling, so we can adapt strategies to fit, tailor-make them for our personal preferences. |
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| Of course, negotiating with children as they move their way through childhood and teenagerdom takes a variety of skills. |
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| I tried canvassing for a paint company, and failed. I telemarketed for another business, and failed. I had no people skills. |
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| New people are often hired because they bring ideas and skills needed to take a company where the puck is heading, not where it is today. |
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| For me, it isn't so much about the actual hunting as much as the woodsmanship and skills that come into play at every stage of a hunt. |
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| Empowered with big ideas and inquiry skills, the art-historical understanding of our students need not be limited to our curricular choices. |
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| As well as raft-building, absailing, canoeing and hiking, participants concentrate on a range of team-building skills. |
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| Holly was performing her agility skills with the Nuneaton Dog Training Club at the dog show on September 9 in Warley Woods. |
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| Caitlin Charles-Jones, 26, has always put design and wearability before her knitwear skills. |
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| With its higher technical skills requirement, ACP first tapped into Ward's existing work force of 1000 for the new positions. |
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| Popular applications of e-learning include weblogs and wikis which serve as valuable tools for improving writing skills in a foreign language. |
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| Ultimately, a key benefit of ADL is expected to be improved readiness through re-engineering of training and enhancing service members' skills. |
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| By doing so, you get an accurate snapshot of both the resident's ADL self-performance skills and the amount of support provided by staff. |
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| Computer whiz-kids at a North Tyneside special school have won awards for their skills. |
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| When Shakespeare's arm is broken, the young Widge steps in with his writing skills as the master works on his plays. |
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| New Marske Dragons meet once a week on Mondays from 6pm to 9pm to learn aikido, boxing, kickboxing and modern selfdefence skills. |
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| Collaboration between ground and air assets increased skills in airmobile operations, directed engagements and helicopter entry and exit drills. |
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| Unfortunately, to master these skills they become mini-control freaks and throw wobblies when Mummy says no. |
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| A PLAYGROUND hazard has been transformed into a work of art thanks to the skills of a talented woodcarver. |
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| There is a musical disorder that affects music skills, amusia, which can be acquired or congenital. |
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| Anecdotal evidence from sports skills also indicates a tendency to undershoot targets. |
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| There are a lot of areas that can be capitalised on the country s vibrant economy because they need the skills that Zimbabweans possess. |
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| Refugees tend to do worse in economic terms than natives, even when they have the same skills and language proficiencies of natives. |
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| With his skills and experience, he can command a high salary. |
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| We give students the skills they need in order to achieve in college. |
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| Landing a job should be child's play for someone with his skills. |
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| Going limp and lying still works well for many animals, but a few species deserve Academy Awards for their death-feigning skills. |
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| Eyes atwinkle at age 71, he boasts skills rare in the Republican Party for waging guerrilla war with help from the news media. |
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| My father and I evolved a game of backyard cricket which was a balance of intricate skills and high comedy. |
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| The confluence of our skills resulted in a successful home renovation project. |
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| I was all in a confuzzle last night after the Ellen show, and my mind was going too fast for my typing skills. |
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| A variety of specialists and their skills are needed for a tract home, but anyone defthanded can build a dome. |
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| If we are to be drinking from a firehose, with billions of web pages at our fingertips, then we should possess the skills to manage its flow. |
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| In other words, we must hone our skills of flightcraft to a new level of efficiency. |
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| Jake has more for-real combat skills and less bluster than anyone else around. |
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| Students fresh out of college have highly specialized skills in newer technologies. |
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| All professions unwittingly make a mystery of their skills and all too often invent new gobbledegooks to confound the public. |
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| England began to develop naval skills, and exploration to the West intensified. |
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| A few burials seem to indicate social status, though in other contexts an emphasis to special skills is more likely. |
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| Social distinctions became increasingly important, with emerging elite classes of chieftains and warriors, and perhaps those with other skills. |
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| The Romans took their brickmaking skills everywhere they went, introducing the craft to the local populations. |
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| They were trained as required, but also previous skills, such as a trade, were exploited. |
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| Peter's Basilica, combining the skills of Bramante, Michelangelo, Raphael, Sangallo and Maderno. |
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| He was the first major figure to argue that mankind had evolved language skills in response to his changing environment and social structures. |
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| As the name implies, work sample tests measure job skills by taking samples of behavior under realistic joblike conditions. |
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| The rest of the year he spent escorting convoys, during which he continued to develop his navigation and ship handling skills. |
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| Second, Mentor combined the wisdom of experience with the sensitivity of a fawn in his attempts to convey kinging skills to young Telemachus. |
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| Now lets go through all the lead ups to the bar, to help build up the strengths and skills you will need. |
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| When he shows improvement she is liberal with her praise and then moves on to the next set of skills to be learnt. |
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| He exhibited great manual dexterity, engineering skills and an aptitude for mathematics, while Latin and Greek failed to interest him. |
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| Sports that involved weapons training and developing combat skills were popular. |
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| For example, these learners may lack study skills and transferable language skills, and these learners may avoid reading or writing. |
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| Therefore, society forces them to improve their communication skills as soon as possible. |
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| The most common choice people make to build up their communication skills is to take some ESL classes. |
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| For instance, blogs can allow English learners to voice their opinions,sharpen their writing skills and build their confidence. |
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| A program will also likely have specific classes on skills such as reading, writing, pronunciation, and grammar. |
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| Pedagogy, experience and strong teaching skills are the principal criteria during the recruitment of the language school's teachers. |
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| Further results showed that nine out of 10 British companies thought their businesses could benefit from better language skills. |
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| If you invest the time to learn one Windows or Mac program, you'll automatically have mastered the basic skills to use hundreds of others. |
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| He employed all his skills to induce their consent and was apparently successful with all but Becket. |
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| In Japan, development of social skills and a sense of group belonging are major goals. |
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| The exams are being revised to make them more difficult such as testing skills from a whole text in English instead of part of a text. |
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| Other skills, such as arithmetic and handwriting, were taught in odd moments or by travelling specialist teachers such as scriveners. |
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| The general education elements are restructured to provide a common core of innovation, entrepreneurship and team skills. |
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| He met famous theorists and intellectuals of the time, and was able to display his poetic skills. |
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| Burke already was known for his eloquent rhetorical skills and his involvement in the trial only enhanced its popularity and significance. |
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| From spring 1817, however, there is a rich record of his prolific and impressive skills as letter writer. |
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| He collected Brooke Bond tea cards about space, owned a telescope and wanted to be an astronomer but lacked the necessary mathematical skills. |
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| While his motor skills were affected, the observed damage had not impaired his ability to write. |
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| Research also supports the assertion that music and rhyme increase a child's ability in spatial reasoning, which aid mathematics skills. |
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| Elgar arranged numerous pieces by Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, and others for the quintet, honing his arranging and compositional skills. |
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| As his skills matured, he developed a style uniquely his own, characterised by his individual orchestration and his uses of chromatic harmony. |
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| The main downside of publishing a site using MediaWiki is that it won't give you a great opportunity to use or improve your HTML skills. |
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| The students also believed that listening to the English music would improve their English language skills. |
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| In 1978, Van Halen emerged from the Los Angeles music scene with a sound based around the skills of lead guitarist Eddie Van Halen. |
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| While at St Aloysius College, Sellers began to develop his improvisational skills. |
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| This includes promoting the information literacy skills training considered vital across the library profession. |
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| Depending on his or her primary skills, a player may be classified as a specialist batsman or bowler. |
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| This is a golf instructional program designed to help golfers of every level improve their skills and enjoyment of golf. |
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| He was also known for his pure fighting skills due to dislike of training for fights, which cost him at times in his career. |
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| Besides improving sailing skills, all the other normal needs of everyday living must also be addressed. |
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| It is a test not only of sailing skill and boat and sail design, but also of fundraising and management skills. |
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| To Nicholson's skills, he added aeronautical expertise and materials that would intensify the rivalry into a technological race. |
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| His great diplomatic skills meant that the Sixth Crusade was largely negotiation supported by force. |
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| Across Africa nationalism drew upon the organizational skills that natives learned in the British and French and other armies in the world wars. |
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| They survived by utilizing their well trained pugilists, as well as marine and navigation skills, mostly along Sumatran and Javanese estuaries. |
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| The out migration has increased the average wages for the workers who remained in Poland, in particular for those with intermediate level skills. |
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| Doctors reportedly have insufficient time to train and improve skills, which will cause problems for them and for patients in the future. |
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| Geoffrey Chaucer offered an allusion to such ball skills in fourteenth century England. |
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| Several 20th century Prime Ministers, such as David Lloyd George and Winston Churchill, were famous for their oratorical skills. |
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| Therefore, those who speak two languages have better critical thinking and decision making skills. |
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| For example, if one worker designs cars and another builds them, the designer will use his cognitive skills more frequently than the builder. |
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| This also develops other soft skills, such as teamwork, while promoting motorsport and engineering. |
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| Examples of this would include jobs that require highly developed skills, rare abilities, or a high level of risk. |
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| While the market will bid up compensation for rare and desired skills to reward wealth creation, greater productivity, etc. |
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| After Robert had moved to London, William Hutchinson filled the gap with his design and technical skills at the locomotive works in Newcastle. |
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| Wesley's organisational skills soon established him as the primary leader of the movement. |
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| After improving his language skills there, he studied briefly at Munich University and the University of Geneva. |
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| The group later acknowledged that this enabled them to greatly improve their skills as recording artists. |
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| This gave the group the opportunity to display their comedy skills in sketches with Howerd. |
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| These particularly focused on architectural work, which utilised his skills as a draughtsman. |
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| Monro, to copy works of the major topographical draughtsmen of his time and perfect his skills in drawing. |
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| After learning the skills of dyeing, in the late 1870s Morris turned his attention to weaving, experimenting with silk weaving at Queen's Square. |
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| During this period, he developed his directing skills, sometimes making up to seven films a year. |
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| Herding dog trials and exhibitions are often held, showcasing the breeder's and trainer's skills. |
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| A foreign citizen without driving skills living in Denmark can not get such documents. |
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| This critical skills work permit is granted for up to five years and may be renewed for a further period, if required. |
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| The Centre runs a range of courses which cover specific academic disciplines and key skills. |
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| One study found that improving children's social skills increases their turnout as adults. |
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| In practice, there was little division of labour between slave and free, and most workers were illiterate and without special skills. |
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| The Campus Martius originally was an exercise field where young men developed the skills of horsemanship and warfare. |
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| Robert's later performance in war certainly underlines his skills in tactics and single combat. |
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| Similarly, Nicholson described Robert's reign as deficient and that his lack of the skills of governance led to internal strife. |
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| Her secretary, William Maitland of Lethington, defected to the Protestant side, bringing his administrative skills. |
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| Most boys learned skills from their fathers on the farm or as apprentices to artisans. |
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| In a vast variety of nondescript pamphlets and writings, he displays his skills at journalism. |
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| Haig's poor public speaking skills aside, the manoeuvres were thought to have shown the reformed army efficient. |
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| Many Scots became soldiers, returning home after 20 years with their pension and skills. |
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| However, the two systems measure mastery of different sets of skills and any comparison can be subjective and therefore meaningless. |
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| The native language class, however, focuses on basic literacy while the community language class focuses on listening and speaking skills. |
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| Humans have used cormorants' fishing skills in various places in the world. |
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| Cognitive abilities that have been investigated include concept formation, sensory skills, and mental representations. |
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| This list represents just a small sampling of objects and skills which are included in studies of material culture. |
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| For some team games, negotiations about the rules can run on longer than the game itself as social skills are rehearsed. |
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| Roy's technical skills and leadership set the high standard for which Ordnance Survey became known. |
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