Sentence examples for become a talented from inspiring English sources
He feared that Anna would move to New York City and become a talented, emaciated lesbian.
"Surely he hasn't just become a talented footballer who has good touch on the ball, works hard for his team and has a good understanding.
After another thirty minutes, two hundred rounds in, the A.I. has become a talented amateur: it misses the ball only every third or fourth time.
"If you look into his past, to suffer that many knockbacks, then surely he hasn't suddenly become a talented footballer who has got good touch on the ball, works hard for his team and had got a good understanding.
Born of Spanish-Portuguese descent in Charleston, South Carolina on April 27 , 1815 Solomon Nunes Carvalho grew up to become a talented portrait painter with a near-photographic memory.
Our long conversations were full of pride about John Sr. - and recognition of his rock-solid support; of admiration for elegant Donna who often put her own needs aside to support her mama; for John Jr. whom she fiercely protected and watched become a talented chef, businessman and father; and for the baby - Laura - whose medical career made her "qvell".
He became a talented artist.
Raised by Wolves, Garnett became a talented product of strategic caring by the management.
Born in Brooklyn, NY, he became a talented architectural designer, a graduate of Pratt Institute, an avid reader and a seasoned traveler.
Growing up with a pencil in his hand and drawing on the used envelopes saved by his mother, Tony Hart not only became a talented artist himself, but came to encourage other youngsters to develop their own artistic skills.
He became a talented guard, competing against players like Tiny Archibald and Lew Alcindor, a gangly boy who attended Power Memorial High School, next to the projects, and later changed his name to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
