Sentence examples for a budding talent from inspiring English sources

Alan Watts has been reintroduced to Led Zeppelin, courtesy of his son Ben, a spindly 12-year-old who is a budding talent in the snowboarding world.

When London felt that a budding talent possessed unusual qualities, he was ready to supply what young singers perhaps needed most of all: the self-confidence to explore their full potential.

They could sell the still-undecided Williams on pairing him with the player selected — a budding talent likely ready to contribute immediately — or using it as a chip in a deal for a more established star like Dwight Howard.

But then Thauvin decided that he did not want to play for Lille any more, and so began a saga that polluted the French media throughout the summer and poured acid rain on the popularity of a budding talent.

In the old days, when he was still a budding talent with an uncertain future, he walked off jobs when a client began pushing things in the wrong direction.

Other music acts he has signed up are another part; so are the restaurants; so are a budding talent agency and a fashion licensing business.

Also, I'd like to tell all budding talents to post their work online and share it with others.

The question of whether Gidion's essay should be regarded as a warning sign or an indication of budding talent had special resonance for me.

But with a bit of imagination and a whole lot of budding talent, two kid brothers made 357 unique cards of their own.

The Bundesliga would appear to be a better nursery for budding talent than the Premier League.

In "Bridge of Sighs," by the budding talent Kate Weare, a good-looking quartet slap and tussle their way through passion and pain.