Sentence examples for develop new talent from inspiring English sources
In the late 1990s he started presenting them at Performance Space NBC in New York, a place where the television network would develop new talent.
Replace regular comedy programmes with showcases and "ad-hoc" series to develop new talent.
For Warner Music to lead, said Mr. Nathanson, the analyst, it must develop new talent.
United Talent Agency has set up a special internet unit, UTA Online, to find and develop new talent.
The workshops were free because he and the co-founder, Mr. King, wanted to develop new talent at a time when opportunities for black actors were increasing.
The 112-seat thomeer, home to Lincoln Center Theater's latest program, LCT3, aims to develop new talent, feed the company's two larger theaters — the Vivian Beaumont and the Mitzi E. Newhouse — and attract younger, more diverse audiences.
Individuals with relatively stable middle-class lives in Africa might still want to take great risks to reach a country they know little about because they believe they will become a different person there, develop new talents, and enjoy freedom and meaning in their life.
Audiences and the television industry alike now recognise that BBC3 plays a unique role in British television's ecology – developing new talent and providing thought-provoking news and current affairs for young people in a way that no other young-focused channel seeks to do.
The organization develops new talent, offering seminars, mentoring programs, fellowships and other educational and professional development programs.
