Skilfully in a sentence

At one house, a lady invited them in to see a model of the Titanic on her fireplace that had been skilfully fashioned by her father many years earlier.

In a swift counter-attacking move, the Australian player skilfully weaved past the East Bengal defence, before unleashing a powerful strike from 25 yards out.

These are beautiful and skilfully executed paintings.

The new float for Santa and Mrs Claus was built by Tralee carpenters Tomas O’Regan, Colin Rogers and Sean Lynch, who skilfully put it together in their spare time, along with Led World Tralee.

There were basic sets to suit the era of the show, skilfully moved as the scenes changed.

The shop proudly presents a unique handmade jewellery collection ‘Unique by Monbulk Jewellers’ where Ken sources gemstones and designs, and Michael skilfully crafts these designs into stunning pieces.

He had skilfully built a consensus of support for the Education Act, which allows all schools to become academies — but there was growing unease around his reforms to exams and the national curriculum.

Just six minutes into the game, Susie collected the ball from deep in defence to make a lovely long pass up the pitch to Lorraine, who skilfully manoeuvred around Troon’s forceful sweeper and fired the ball into the back of the goal.

Look at how the Holy Prophet Muhammad, on whom be peace, has skilfully and eloquently used words to distinguish between disease coursing microbes (Daa) and the epidemic they cause (Wabaa).

That conversation is built around archive audio of an interview with Shakur, but it’s so skilfully reworked here that you’d never know.

The character of Ambassador Trenchard is based on the ambassador who exposed Reed’s identity, harking back to Reed’s personal experience and developed either as thinly disguised fact or skilfully intertwined with imagination.

Furthermore, populists are skilfully stoking these frustrations by sowing division, fuelling resentment and exploiting prejudices.

Nieces, Moira Graham, left, and Margaret McCallum unveiled the plaque – towards the creation of which the families contributed – atop a skilfully crafted cairn by stonemason Tommy Graham of Twechar.

Ridgway skilfully peels away the remaining fat and clips it off with long, curved scissors.

Skilfully produced by Del B, "Unleash" doubles as both a victory lap and a love song.

The Icelander skilfully turned James Maddison before curling a long-distance effort past Kasper Schmeichel — his 50th Premier League goal — to end Leicester’s fading resistance after they had lost captain Wes Morgan to two yellow cards.

While Dunbar’s lilting Scottish accent allows her to revel in the jazzy riffs of ‘Who wants a silent night?’, Welch skilfully employs her comedic timing to deliver Celia’s frequent one-liners, culminating in the witty ‘I’ve had a little work done’.

After Numa skilfully avoided the requests of the god for human sacrifices, Jupiter agreed to his request to know how lightning bolts are averted, asking only for the substitutions Numa had mentioned: an onion bulb, hairs and a fish.

After skilfully exploiting rivalries within the royal family, they took control of a large area of the kingdom and the Sinhalese King Mayadunne established a new kingdom at Sitawaka, a domain in the Kotte kingdom.

Considered by contemporaries to be a harsh but effective ruler, Henry skilfully manipulated the barons in England and Normandy.