Sentence examples for durable talent from inspiring English sources
If he gets beaten in a fortnight's time and there is no obvious excuse, we will be forced to accept that a brilliant and unusually durable talent is on the wane.
One of the more-durable talents to emerge from it was Caryl Churchill, whose Serious Money (1987) savagely encapsulated the finance frenzy of the 1980s.
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".
"Alexander is a very talented, very durable boxer but Amir is in the perfect place to fulfil his talent now.
Salido is a rough and absurdly durable veteran from Ciudad Obregón, in Sonora; Vargas is an accomplished but free-swinging young talent from Mexico City.
And by the time they reached the top, in the mid-1960s, the popular song was going through its purplest and most innovative patch, so their talents bounced off each other.That in turn is one reason why they have proved durable.
