| He had a keen interest in golf and indeed passed his vast knowledge of the game to anyone caring to listen. |
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| After spending the last three years scouting for clubs in the Football League, Roscrow has amassed a vast knowledge of the non-league scene. |
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| The Inti Raymi festival, which celebrates the June solstice, reflects the Inca's vast knowledge of astronomy. |
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| In the world of literary academia, Rogers is known for her vast knowledge of natural science and physics. |
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| And, once again this year, Richard plans to put his vast knowledge of the area to good use by conducting daily guided walks through the park. |
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| The man is a walking encyclopedia, with vast knowledge of history, the classics, politics, and anything else one can possibly think of. |
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| The coureur de bois was a nomad who traveled throughout this area, bringing news, stories and a vast knowledge of the land and its people. |
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| He is a very learned man who, ever mindful of our clients' needs, draws on his vast knowledge in his professional practice. |
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| Another letter writer commended a nurse for her altruistic nature, vast knowledge and commitment to care. |
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| Level-headed and thoughtful, his vast knowledge of the sea contributes to the calmness required aboard. |
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| They are true music connoisseurs with a vast knowledge of musical trends and audience listening preferences. |
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| The text reveals a vast knowledge of the issues around HIV and AIDS and a great empathy for the world of both the district nurse and the patient. |
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| A man of great intelligence and vast knowledge who held a philosophical view of the world. |
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| His vast knowledge of the industry was recognized and acknowledged by those whose lives he touched. |
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| Dr. Bennett brings to CCCB Publications her vast knowledge of the publishing world. |
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| The board is well-balanced and includes individuals with the vast knowledge and experience in all aspects of business. |
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| He has a vast knowledge of education practices, community perspectives and federal government programs. |
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| Among other things, he is known for his vast knowledge of the issues and his determination to see that the MS Society achieves its goals. |
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| An effective response to national development processes requires vast knowledge in several disciplines. |
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| To enter the global financial market, a vast knowledge in this field and alertness to market changes are essential. |
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| These experts will share their expertise and vast knowledge with each of the coaching groups. |
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| Guy brings to the board a vast knowledge and experience in language rights issues as well as administrative expertise. |
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| In this workshop she shares her vast knowledge of natural dye history and use. |
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| He has also acquired, during this time, a vast knowledge in the administration field as well as developed his managerial skills. |
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| My delegation is confident that with your vast knowledge, skills and experience you will be able to steer the work of the First Committee towards fruitful outcomes. |
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| I wanted to benefit from their extensive testing facilities and to tap into the vast knowledge and expertise found within their Conservation Research Division. |
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| Her vast knowledge of the Centrex service got her promoted to a multi-disciplinary team in a brand new test centre dedicated exclusively to Centrex customers, where she remained 5 years. |
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| At the base of this success was a vast knowledge and a quick study of the domain and the cultures of Quebec, Canadian and International institutions. |
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| We will also reflect with stakeholders on the future of our CIVITAS programme and how to build on the vast knowledge and experience generated in the CIVITAS-funded actions. |
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| Ivy has a vast knowledge of state of the art chromatographic and spectrometric techniques for low parts per billion and quadrillion levels of detection of environmental pollutants. |
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| He has a vast knowledge base and experience. |
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| Successful community-based food security systems draw on and strengthen women's vast knowledge to ensure sustainable, biodiverse food production into the future. |
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| With the concept that the golf swing is a motor skill, it is necessary for the golf instructor to understand that his vast knowledge of the swing cannot begin to tell the student's body what to do. |
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| According to the new approach, the role of the State was to guarantee children's rights, formulate policy and establish a relationship with civil society in order to capitalize on its vast knowledge of children's issues. |
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| Even with vast knowledge, the perfect form is elusive. |
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| They struggled to communicate their vast knowledge to students. |
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| He had a vast knowledge of Russian theatre. |
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| Indigenous people of the Americas have much to offer: a vast knowledge of what was good, what has gone wrong, and what could be recuperated in terms of our relationship with the broader environment. |
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| In performance of this function and via the analysis of court processes, I gained vast knowledge of the functioning of courts, both lower, higher, appeal courts as well as the Constitutional Court. |
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| With more than 30 years experience in executive positions in the music industry, Shelley Stein-Sacks has a vast knowledge and in-depth understanding of the Canadian music industry. |
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| Identify responsibilities for new members that are important to the club, but don't require a vast knowledge of club functioning to successfully perform them. |
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| Thanks to our experienced local guide and his vast knowledge of animal calls, we spotted a resplendent quetzal and an orange-bellied trogon in our first hour in the forest. |
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