Sentence examples for choose talent from inspiring English sources
The studio heads, however much they try to shorten the odds, must choose talent over formula.
For CEOs choosing talent, the stakes are high and the misses obvious.
The judges score each woman based on a personal interview, their philosophy of life, their gown and their chosen talent.
Whatever your chosen talent, you soon outgrow the need to audition for gigs or take part in Sim Fests (where you just show up and try your luck against other players or NPCs).
Speaking at a party for "on-air and on-screen" stars last week, he chose "talent" as his subject, bullishly arguing that the BBC's role as "a patron of performers, writers, and film-makers" is one of the strongest justifications of the licence fee, and listing successes - such as the BBC2 series Picture This and 10 x 10 - in giving newcomers their first break.
(Boston Scientific chose talent, leadership, and speed. IHG zeroed in on collaboration and speed since the company's leaders felt that working across boundaries faster would enable them to reach their strategic and financial goals). The remaining capabilities identified in the audit should meet standards of industry parity.
Choose talents and skills to focus on that pertain to the position for which you're applying.
You should do every thing you can to attract, develop and retain great talent; but if you have to choose between talent and chemistry, choose chemistry.
ITV executives are furious that BBC1 bosses have scheduled the celebrity dance series against their Simon Cowell ratings powerhouse, forcing viewers to choose which talent show to watch live.
How do you choose the talent you represent?
