Sentence examples for comparable talents from inspiring English sources

Juxtapose this experience against those of comparable talents such as Andy Murray and Tim Henman.

The other is their situation at point guard, where the comparable talents Mark Jackson, Charlie Ward and Howard Eisley will vie for two spots.

But while the win for Terry Fator on "America's Got Talent" in 2007 has yielded a multimillion-dollar Las Vegas contract, a stunning new wife and a newly trim physique, the comparable talents of another of the film's subjects, Dan Horn, have brought only moderate success and a broken home.

If the Giants determine there is a horde of players with comparable talent, they could trade down.

As a journalist Ms. Steavenson has a gift for detail and character, and a strong sense of place; "The Situation," alas, shows no such comparable talent.

But the Jays have traditionally received comparable talent when trading prominent players, raising the possibility that the Mets could send a starter like Glendon Rusch to Toronto.

Perhaps Mr. O'Neill will reveal a comparable talent, but nothing in his career to date suggests that this is his sort of thing.

"Six Feet Under" has no actors of remotely comparable talent, no actors who can even begin to animate the stick-figure parts.

That is because the Blue Devils (32-5) will be the first team with comparable talent that the Bears (28-7) have faced in the tournament.

The Lyric program, which featured finely expressive singing by Ying Huang, also contained two songs by Fanny Hensel, the composer's sister, who possessed comparable talent but was forced to give up a musical career in favor of marriage and motherhood.

At the same time, the Los Angeles Dodgers, pursued by outright hatred from Brooklyn for being the alleged instigators of the move to California, won five World Series while the Giants failed, often with comparable talent.