Sentence examples for adaptable talents from inspiring English sources
Parker's sympathetic appraisal reveals a man of adaptable talents; a dabbler in Hollywood and the musical theatre, Nash collaborated with Kurt Weill and S. J. Perelman on the 1943 Broadway hit "One Touch of Venus".
(Chinen) Billy Childs Quartet (Friday through Sunday) An extravagantly polished pianist out of Los Angeles, lately consumed with hybridizing jazz and classical chamber music, Billy Childs surrounds himself with adaptable talent in the last of this four-night run: the alto and soprano saxophonist Steve Wilson, the bassist Hans Glawischnig and the drummer Eric Harland.
(Chinen) Billy Childs Quartet (Friday and Saturday) An extravagantly polished pianist out of Los Angeles, lately consumed with hybridizing jazz and classical chamber music, Billy Childs surrounds himself with adaptable talent: the alto and soprano saxophonist Steve Wilson, the bassist Scott Colley and the drummer Johnathan Blake.
(Chinen) Dave Liebman Group (Friday) An incantatory saxophonist and flutist working in the post-Coltrane idiom, Dave Liebman has recently enlisted some adaptable younger talent in his bands, including this one.
But they are all talented, adaptable players.
His success making profitable films came from his eye for talent and good, adaptable story lines.
As a producer, Mr. Stark was involved with more than 125 films, including "Funny Girl," "The Way We Were" and "The Sunshine Boys," His success making profitable films came from his eye for talent and good, adaptable story lines.
We fine-tuned Gareth to play there and he has been tremendous because his talent allows him to be adaptable.
A talent like his should be more adaptable.
They are very adaptable".
