Sentence examples for bit of a talent from inspiring English sources

It's a bit of a talent arbitrage game".

For Google, this is also a bit of a talent acquisition as well.

Twitter appears to be in a bit of a downward talent spiral.

He was a bit of an undiscovered talent in that sense.

A bit of acting talent is a plus and, according to Ms. Jones, many out-of-work actors have found a refuge in professional storytelling instead of busing tables.

Ryan Ruffels is viewed as perhaps the next great Australian golfer, and the first-year pro - who is just 17 years old - showed a bit of his talent by shooting a 4-under par 68 at Pebble Beach.

There is a fair bit of talent among a rising generation of Scottish Labour politicians but none of them is ready to quaff from the poisoned chalice that is leading the party north of the border.

For me, the pride Tendulkar takes in his batting and the joy he still gets from playing – along with a fair bit of talent and a magnificent work ethic – are the reasons he has managed to stay at the top for as long as he has.

Responding to fan e-mail in 2005, Bowen stated that defense is "a little bit of talent and a lot of work; being able to take on the challenge of going up against the top guys, even when you didn't win that battle.

Considering the way the BBC corners the market for top TV actors and presenters it reportedly pays Jonathan Ross, one star, £6m a year the least it can do is spare ITV a bit of executive talent.

Having a bit of artistic talent helps.