skilful造句怎么写

The skilful miller killed millions of lions with his ski.

Is the most skilful man with a woman, I would responsibly. Be naive to pretend that men are more skilful simply do not know what responsibility.

It would take a skilful pencil to bring Smith to life, warned one of his friends.

The skilful do not seem to hear the murmured objection, and they continue their manoeuvres.

Both work with speed, their skilful hands move rapidly, and the excitement of the contest makes the labor light.

Here the sages are not, as yet, separated from the skilful, but they begin to be distrustful.

Another problem is that Chinese's richness and subtlety is often lost or diluted when translated into other languages, even when undertaken by skilful hands.

Disposing these articles about him in skilful manner, he bestowed a parting defiance on Mrs. Cruncher, extinguished the light, and went out.

And I will pour out mine indignation upon thee, I will blow against thee in the fire of my wrath, and deliver thee into the hand of brutish men, and skilful to destroy.

Rhetoric is one of the major concerns of the study of the poems by Du Fu, an eptomizer of the poetry of the Tang Dynasty and a poet skilful at"modern style"poetry.

So her bluff was called, just like that. Her heart was pounding, but suddenly she guessed that he had not seen Hsu Man-li during the last few days. It was worth the risk to tell another lie to cover up the first one-and she was a skilful liar, too.

a skilful painter, driver, performer

Economical with time and effort;skilful;efficient

I'm skilful in ink and wash.

They tired out the enemy by skilful manoeuvre.

But a skilful defensive performance by Mr Robinson saved his leadership and steadied his party.

His brother sought the advice of those who were accounted skilful in such matters, and they came and saw him.

Regarded as a national treasure in Australia, Mr Winton is skilful at conveying not only the thrill of surfing, but also its terrors.

One of them, an exceedingly old one (for manya field had he ploughed), thus spoke: "These Butchers, it is true, slaughter us, but they do so with skilful hands, and with no unnecessary pain."

Brave and skilful in warfare

Such is the theory of the skilful.

Very skilful in keeping one's husband on leash or under harness

A skilful pastiche of 1940s film-making, “The Good German” was shot mostly on soundstages and backlot streets built during that era.

A skilful politician might exploit a slowing economy to give his reforms new wind, pointing out that hard times and a rising cost of living for ordinary folk strengthen the case for change.

They laid out the enemy by skilful manoeuvre.

Under coach Dunga, there has been criticism that a side containing such stylish and skilful players as Dani Alves, Robinho and of course Kaka himself, is playing for dour 1-0 victories.

A skilful driver can hold off an opponent by adopting a 'defensive' driving style.

He is a skilful and effortless mechanic.