Sentence examples for competing talent from inspiring English sources

This is a youngish squad and one that is hardly besieged by competing talent on the outside.

Mr. Johnson confirmed that Mr. Sutton, the founder of Inner City Broadcasting, has been calling television stations to offer them a competing talent show under the name "Showtime Live".

Its competing talent show, "So You Think You Can Dance," also from the "American Idol" family tree, brought in 8.9 million viewers and a strong sampling from the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49

In schedules that have become so depressingly dance-lite over recent years, the BBC young dancer may actually beam some much-needed screen time on the art form itself, as well as on its competing talent.

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It's also about competing for talent, too.

Twitter, which is competing for talent with Google and Facebook, gives its employees free food.

"They are competing for talent, for advertisers and for users" with content sites, he said.

Boston Scientific will be competing for talent with larger rival Medtronic, which is also searching for a chief executive.

A source who works at one Magic Circle firm said, however: "We are competing for talent in a global market.

Spears, who grew up in Kentwood, Louisiana, began singing and dancing at age two and was soon competing in talent shows.