How To Use Excel at In A Sentence
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It took a phone call from Rewpert, who continues to excel at bumming around (he's in Wales), for me to realize why the B's refuse to talk to me while they're on vacation.
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The only sport that the young, roundish "Mike" King was known to excel at was pocket billiards, which isn't exactly a sport
Mark Rauterkus & Running Mates ponder current events
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I want to excel at this game.
Times, Sunday Times
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The horse also has a load of toys in his stall, all apparently spurring him to excel at piaffe and passage.
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The truth is the thing that I excel at in the most is actually baton twirling.
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Databases excel at storing and retrieving information quickly and easily and make it possible for web developers to create sophisticated applications without getting bogged down in the details.
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Standing before a capstan lathe had made existence tolerable by providing the ambition to excel at what he was doing.
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At school, she will excel at the arts subjects, and will also develop a love of literature.
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The best are the one-man bands who excel at all the things the large corporate consultancies pretend to.
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Very often we find that multi-purpose tools do a lot of stuff but don't excel at any job.
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We don't seem to be capable of writing the purely political play or social satire that you guys seem to excel at, so who the hell knows?
Times, Sunday Times
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In fact, we can learn from this "neurodiversity," since autistics excel at mentally ordering information, a key trait in the digital age.
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Man, stupid word smithing, then again, its not hard to confuse me, shiny things excel at that.
Think Progress » ThinkFast: May 5, 2006
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He was one of those encyclopedists who seemed to excel at everything: He studied medicine, chemistry, natural history, and geology, and he was the first to recognize the volcanic nature of the Auvergne area.
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The Arabs did not just excel at managing debt.
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And in studies of rats, mothers have been shown to navigate mazes more efficiently, have less anxiety and fear and they also excel at multiskilling.
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Children that may not excel at other sports can really shine at swimming.
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July 13th, 2009 12: 15 pm ET sniffit – Based on reading several of your posts, "yammering" is what you excel at.
Hatch reminds committee of past Obama statements
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It's one of the core beliefs of my Millennial generation -- that we modern females do well in school,excel at work,make good money,raise cool kids, take careful care of our minds and bodies, and rarely look like we're batting a subtly mascaraed eyelash while doing it please note, however, that taking over the world is usually much harder than we make it look.
Jessica Massa: A Non-Athlete's Ode to the Women of Winter X Games 15
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There, the teenager continued to excel at rugby, cricket, tennis, badminton and golf.
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Lightly armoured and equipped with lance and hand weapon , horseman excel at harassing enemy flanks.
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So why not let Internists concentrate on the "sicker" patients they supposedly excel at caring for -- in the hospital.
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Biographers excel at dredging up little known facts.
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Biographers excel at dredging up little known facts.
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Cleveland Bays are natural jumpers, and they excel at verticals.
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You appear to excel at giving orders but are deaf to the needs of your employees.
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All good CEOs and COOs excel at 10 core leadership competencies, but truly great executives outperform their peers in different ways.
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We excel at self-delusion, rationalization and making dumb stuff up.
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Those who are " numbers and logic smart " excel at math and science.
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Standing before a capstan lathe had made existence tolerable by providing the ambition to excel at what he was doing.
THE OPEN DOOR
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Here we focus on the tire players who excel at the most critical skills of the trade: scoring, ballhandling, defending, shooting and passing.
