Sentence examples for bright talent from inspiring English sources

The 24-year old is certainly a bright talent and couples impressive defensive figures with an eye for goal.

His debut studio album, "Every Kingdom" (Island/Republic), nominated in 2011 for the prestigious Mercury Prize in Britain, suggests a bright talent.

Ofcom needs to be a powerhouse of intelligent, original and non-biased thinking, a port of call for opinion and a career destination for bright talent.

Jordin Sparks entered the first phase of her pop career as an ing?e, winning "American Idol" with bright talent, bubbly charm and a willingness to learn.

Yet the manner in which the prodigy has been allowed to leave the club with no more than a whimper from the boardroom, on the back of a precontract that will not earn the club a single euro, should ring like an alarm bell loud and clear to the Royal Blues faithful: how did such a bright talent get away for free?

"Agencies are having a harder and harder time attracting bright talent," Mr. Drake said, because of the appeal of higher-paying careers like investment banking and because programs to recruit newcomers to the advertising industry were cut back during the last recession.

"Future, past, present, it's all the same" to the bright talents behind labels like Woolrich Woolen Mills, Mr. Koch added.

At the recent Bifa awards, I met two bright talents who declared they were off to LA next year.

In the past two decades, the artistic director, Helgi Tomasson, has made it into a gleaming ensemble, with many bright talents in its roster (which now includes Sofiane Sylve, formerly of N.Y.C.B).

He will come up against arguably the brightest talent in the Republic ranks tomorrow, though.

And we need to attract the brightest talent, regardless of background and ethnicity.