Sentence examples for Rich talent from inspiring English sources

Maria Miller says Margot James is among a "hugely rich talent pool" from which David Cameron could pick.

Maria Miller told Sky News's Murnaghan programme: "I think [Mr Cameron] has got a hugely rich talent pool to draw from - people like Harriet Baldwin, who was a leader in her field in the City before she came to Parliament".

Ben Stokes, his Durham team-mate, is another rich talent and the only Englishmen to enhance his reputation during the Ashes when he broke into the Test side and scored a century and took six for 99.

She told the Murnaghan programme: "I think [Cameron] has got a hugely rich talent pool to draw from – people like Harriett Baldwin, who was a leader in her field in the City before she came to parliament.

"There is no better testament to Jeffrey's vision than the films DreamWorks Animation has produced and the rich talent that populates the company today".

Exeter's academy network, with bases in Truro, Ivybridge and Bicton, is able to draw on the rich talent pool in the south west and the club had four players - Nowell, fly-half Henry Slade, centre Sam Hill and hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie - playing in the final for England Under-20s as they won the Junior World Cup in the summer.

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Norman Brokaw, talent agent who represented Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley, dies at 89.

"And talent, Martha, talent," Ms. Midler said.

I mean, LaMont Jordan, to me, had Adrian Peterson-type talent.

Dream talent: To play the sitar really, really well.