Sentence examples for displaying talent from inspiring English sources

Horse lovers will discover lots to please them in both "Stud"and "My Racing Heart," two first books displaying talent and grace.

Jubilant Over Jazz For the last 50 years, Dwike Mitchell, a pianist, and Willie Ruff, a bassist, have performed jazz concerts, displaying talent honed by study at the Philadelphia Conservatory and the Yale School of Music, where they have been teaching for decades.

A girl is on the mound displaying talent and poise.

Along with displaying talents like dancing the lambada and singing Yiddish folk songs, they modeled in the "best housedress" category.

Kitty Carlisle, displaying talents that remained cloaked later on "To Tell the Truth," is the show's minimally clad leading lady, though it is Gertrude Michael who performs the show-stopping (and jaw-dropping) number "Sweet Marihuana".

She sprinkled her pixie dust on more than 100 Column Ones, displaying talents that had writers throughout the building knocking on her door with ideas or simply seeking her advice about storytelling.

But there are also organizations that provide grants and scholarships for swimmers who display talent and commitment.

Today's young fighters who display talent and box-office appeal often find themselves in a position to fight for championships at a young age.

As Stephen Lehmann and Marion Faber recount, in a biography of the pianist, Serkin first displayed talent when he heard one of his sisters at the piano.

Richard and Adam impressed the judges, despite having their thunder stolen by their egg-hurling colleague, who displayed talent of her own by launching her messy projectiles accurately at the judges from some distance.

The Declaration of Independence was written largely by Jefferson, who had displayed talent as a political philosopher and polemicist in his A Summary View of the Rights of British America, published in 1774.