Sentence examples for end of talent from inspiring English sources

But Koons has no end of talent and, within his range, mastery, marked by an obsessive perfectionism, and wound tightly around some core emotion, perhaps rage, which impels and concentrates his ambition.

Ending the destruction of talent and opportunity that comes with early marriage would also generate wider benefits.

And each evidently well-meaning host is reduced to a wannabe comedian, desperately trying to impress at the end-of-year talent show.

A drama student corpses on stage while delivering a monologue to close the end-of-year talent competition they themselves organised.

Watching MPs commit seppuku on their own tweets is like watching your headmaster do a fun dance at the end-of-year talent contest: horrible, unwatchable, a human car-crash buckling in upon itself; but also a brief glimpse at the monster within, a rhythmless reminder that we all live, we all die, we all have flaws and are human.

Reza's fiction is the deep end of her talent — a reservoir of buoyant anguish and pessimism.

"But we are challenging the director general [Mark Thompson] to work urgently on a plan to deliver greater transparency about who is at the top end of the talent pay scale.

At the other end of the talent spectrum is Travis Mena, an unfortunate emergency-room resident at Bellevue, who is only a doctor at all because his father was one, and whose medical career ends after a disastrous morbidity-and-mortality conference following the death of one of his patients.

However, in June Lyons, announced that the corporation planned to publish the pay of its top stars in salary bands and challenged Thompson "to work urgently on a plan to deliver greater transparency about who is at the top end of the talent pay scale".

I had a feeling it would be worthwhile for us to make it to the end of the talent show -- for whatever reason, I just sensed it would be special.

Business is booming for the Huskies as UConn's never-ending supply of talent meets the demand of high expectations.