If this were just a simply drawn "head" cartoon, by someone like me, it wouldn't merit much attention, but because it came from the outrageously talented hand of Ronald Searle, we remain transfixed and as contented as that cat.
To apply you should be a talented, hands on software developer with a track record of building and developing confidence and ability in others; you should be great at spotting and nurturing talent.
Prepare examples that highlight both the "me" and the "we," that sell you as a talented hands-on expert and a dedicated team player.
Our other top-rated REIT, Mills, owns 12 outsized shopping malls around the U.S. A talented developer, Mills has been handed the lead role in redeveloping downtown Chicago's Block 37, possibly the most valuable block of real estate in the entire Midwest.
A virtual mob of substitute hosts that summer — and oh, did I write for them — included not only Merv but various comics, movie stars, Groucho Marx, Mort Sahl, Art Linkletter (let's keep moving), Donald O'Connor, Jerry Lewis, a Gabor, and on and on, all trying their variously talented hands at what Jack made look easy.
A chef cannot run a restaurant on his or her own and relies on the help of trustworthy and talented hands.
In the hands of a talented writer, comedy reveals truth with a wink that is not suggestive but universal.
He has his audience laughing in the palm of his talented hand as shares the struggle that goes on within him, "the bouncing back off the inside of our heads" to make the piece have meaning.
The first Dutch artist to do so, Savery turned his talented hand to animal painting.
The actor finds a range of hues in a character, who in less talented hands (say, Benjamin Bratt's of "The Cleaner") could too easily be a cardboard hero.
