Sentence examples for exploit his talent from inspiring English sources
When Paige was young, the white M.L.B. scouts were desperate to exploit his talent and that of his peers.
With it, Carrey is allowed to exploit his talent, and with exuberant inhibition he flings himself from emulating Bugs Bunny to Dirty Harry.
He was born in 1903 in Budapest to a philandering, passive father who died fairly young, and to an appalling stage mother eager to exploit his talent.
Among the conservative inhabitants of that individualistic world of golf professionals, Mickelson seemed to be among the most grateful for the opportunity this country had given him to develop and exploit his talent to the full, and a net worth estimated at $150-80 150-80 millionmillion estate in Rancho Santa Fe and a $6 millionn Gulfstrestate
The arrival of his eldest brother, Richard, as viceroy enabled him to exploit his talents.
By exploiting his talent and his leverage, Lindros has acted more like some owners than a humble, grateful player.
Though films rarely allowed Sander to show his gift for physical comedy and slapstick, playing an invisible angel exploited his talent for comedy and mimicry.
He continued to work with Reinhardt in farces that exploited his talent for improvisation but was soon given more conventionally structured roles as well.
Born on Oct. 24, 1927, in Toulon, in southern France, as François Gilbert Silly, he moved to Paris after World War II and exploited his talents as a pianist to accompany the singer Jacques Pills in nightclubs and bars.
To do so, he would have to exploit his entrepreneurial talent.
"Four years is a lifetime as Panorama editor and Tom and I have been talking for a while about how we can exploit his many talents and enable him to move up in the BBC.
