Sentence examples for distinguished talents from inspiring English sources

Other (Skill Stream) comprised of Business Skills and Distinguished Talents visa subclasses.

I don't think I have ever heard the distinguished talents of this orchestra used so wisely.

Throughout the 70's and 80's, 68 Publishers was the leading source of banned Czech and Slovak literature; its stable of writers included such distinguished talents as Milan Kundera, Arnost Lustig, Ludvik Vaculik and Vaclav Havel.

For younger participants, it would be a chance to rub shingles (or, more likely, I-beams and plate glass) with older, distinguished talents; for the old guard, it would be a reunion and a favor for a friend.

Talk story about Gunther Rennert, 64, one of Germany's "most durable and distinguished theatrical talents".

The New Yorker, December 8 , 1975P. 33 Talk story about Gunther Rennert, 64, one of Germany's "most durable and distinguished theatrical talents".

By Jane Boutwell The New Yorker, December 8 , 1975P. 33 Talk story about Gunther Rennert, 64, one of Germany's "most durable and distinguished theatrical talents".

The defining point of BRAC boat schools is educational services that distinguish its talents in setting goals and abiding by them.

It requires rich-media technology that allows a generation of employees -- who are light on work experience but heavy on life experience and academic achievements -- to distinguish their talents.

BUT Mr. Gil contends that his comrade's distinguishing talent lies elsewhere.

Minhas explains that the current challenge for companies is that it can be difficult to distinguish real talent.