Sentence examples for division talent from inspiring English sources

While a tiny handful – the Johnny Depps, Brad Pitts, Tom Crusises, Will Smiths and Nicole Kidmans of this world – can still earn $20m a film, the excessive paydays of the 1980s and 1990s for "first division" talent have largely disappeared.

None of the players have Division I talent, but erase any revenge-of-the-nerds imagery.

There exists in every league a clear division of talent among its athletes.

The general managers of the Southeast took that to heart, jettisoning most of the division's talent in moves labeled rebuilding, which seemed more like demolition.

The course has three basic divisions: money, talent and tickets.

As Miller says: "People think this is a horror story about a monster, but it's not: it's about abandonment, companionship, prejudice, and original sin – are you a product of your environment, is evil within you?" This idea of a division of talents partly arises from the evident differences in their personalities.

The producers (a swollen team combining Brian Grazer and Ron Howard's television divisions, the talent behind "Project Runway" and "Top Chef," and some of the world's most intense product-placers) have chosen iMax-worthy landscapes — icy ravines, open sea — to maximize visual thrills.

Ivan Blumberg, president of the SFX Sports talent division, called Perry Rogers, Agassi's lawyer, last November.

Pender, a Boston fireman, fought and beat the best at a time the middleweight division bristled with talent.

"These are assets – content – that our athletes control," David Rone, co-head of C.A.A. Sports, the division of the talent agency that represents athletes, told The Times.

Harry Styles said 'a massive thank you to Radio 1' HaHa Nice one!" Global's talent division manages One Direction's boyband rivals The Wanted, who were also shortlisted for the best single prize.