13 sentences with 'skills'

Example sentences and phrases with the word skills and other words derived from it.

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« The young people learned the skills of tribal hunting. »

skills: The young people learned the skills of tribal hunting.
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« Studying is very important to improve our skills and knowledge. »

skills: Studying is very important to improve our skills and knowledge.
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« Piloting a yacht requires a lot of experience and nautical skills. »

skills: Piloting a yacht requires a lot of experience and nautical skills.
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« Teachers play a fundamental role in the transmission of knowledge and skills. »

skills: Teachers play a fundamental role in the transmission of knowledge and skills.
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« Children's literature is an important genre that can help children develop their imagination and reading skills. »

skills: Children's literature is an important genre that can help children develop their imagination and reading skills.
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« Sea turtles are animals that have survived millions of years of evolution, thanks to their resilience and aquatic skills. »

skills: Sea turtles are animals that have survived millions of years of evolution, thanks to their resilience and aquatic skills.
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« Leonardo's scientific work was often closely related to his artistic skills. »
« David Jurgens, meanwhile, has developed his mathematical skills as the festival's accountant. »
« Thus Muslims, whose literacy was due to the study of specifically Islamic texts, especially the Qur'an and Hadith, readily used the same skills in trade. »
« Spartan girls were allowed to stay with their parents, but were also trained in martial skills as boys, along with the knowledge they would need to run a household. »
« At the time, Da Vinci was sought after for his engineering skills, overseeing the construction of the naval defences of Venice and marsh drainage projects in Rome at various points. »
« From the time of the Renaissance, the elites increasingly acquired basic skills, but in the eighteenth century even artisans and small merchants in the cities of central and western Europe sent their children (especially boys) to schools for at least a few years. »
« Guilds jealously guarded the skills and tools of their trades - everything from goldsmithing to barrel-making was controlled by the guilds. Guilds existed to ensure that their members produced quality goods, but they also existed to keep out outsiders and make the "masters" who controlled the guilds rich. »

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