Sentence examples for brightest prospect from inspiring English sources

The C.I.A.'s brightest prospect, officials told me, is Nizar Khazraji, a former Iraqi Army chief of staff who defected in the mid-nineties.

It is a situation that concerns Blanc, who fears that players such as Chelsea's Gaël Kakuta – who at 19 is rated France's brightest prospect – are prevented from playing first-team football in England.

The loss of Connor Wickham, their brightest prospect, and two experienced heads in Gareth McAuley and David Norris does not augur well despite Paul Jewell's solid start as manager.

A despicably late tackle by Marvin Golden took Hull's brightest prospect Richard Horne out of this game, but it did not stop the home side reclaiming second place in the Super League.

Some of that sum will be offset by the knowledge they will receive £500,000 from Everton during the summer for John Ruddy, an 18-year-old goalkeeper rated the country's brightest prospect.

That is why the brightest prospect, according to J.D. Power, a Californian consultancy, is actually at the low end of the luxury market.It expects the demand for executive models, such as the BMW 5-series or Jaguar's S-type, to grow by a third over the next five years.

At 18, he is one of Scotland's brightest prospects.

*Ryan Babel Benitez paid £11.5m in July 2007 for one of Ajax's brightest prospects.

"Tom is one of the brightest prospects in the English game," said manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

Young urban workers are helping to give the country its brightest prospects in decades, economists say.

Ms. Futral then studied at Indiana University, where many of music's brightest prospects hone their talents.