prowess造句
91. Rahat Huq, Red94: Kevin Love is offhandedly appreciated as some sort of rebounding freak, but the extent of his prowess is not quite recognized.
92. The soldiers song of victory , describing their prowess in battle.
93. Second, no conceivable revaluation of the renminbi is likely make a dent in China's exporting prowess.
94. This enthusiastic interest in the “latest word” of European Marxism is one of the main reasons for Bolshevism’s later revolutionary prowess.
95. The prowess and endowment are the prowler's wager to the dowdy dowager.
96. The death knight combines martial prowess with dark, necromantic energies.
97. Hurry had a respectable reputation for prowess among his associates.
98. They are renowned for their sexual prowess and insatiability and are often portrayed in ancient Greek art with erections.
99. But China's market clout is not matched by its governance prowess.
100. Members of the tribe were also known for their prowess as warriors, offering protection to smaller tribes (such as the Niantic, Wampanoag and Manisseans) who in turn paid tribute to them.
101. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is one of the great symbols of America's scientific and military prowess.
102. Protective of his art and proud of his technical prowess, Gleis doesn't want his images used for pure titillation.
103. The couple has fallen on hard times financially and has bought Spartacus hoping his fighting prowess will help them regain their status in the brutal world of gladiatorial contests.
104. It cannot grow out of trouble because of fiscal retrenchment and its lack of export prowess.
105. But in a country where ping-pong prowess can confer rock-star status, Wang has evolved into quite the sex bomb, occasionally posing bare-chested in photo shoots.
106. The spirituality of proper conduct is the subject of self-cultivation, one accomplished in the official arts of literacy and military prowess.
107. The tribesmen sang a song of victory, describing their prowess in battle.
108. The best and the brightest pupils competed to demonstrate their intellectual prowess.
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