Sentence examples for explosive talents from inspiring English sources

He's got more explosive talents.

Robert Icke, 29, is one of the theatre's most explosive talents.

As one of the country's most dynamic and explosive talents, Buttler could have stuck it out as a batsman but instead decided to up sticks in order to remain behind the stumps.

One of T20 cricket's most explosive talents, and all-round most quintessentially T20-ish cricketer, can, when in the mood, destroy an opposition bowling attack in the way no one on the England side can.

Although still an infant in road cycling terms, Garner hopes to compete in the women's road race at Rio 2016, albeit on a hilly 130km course ill-suited to a woman of her explosive talents.

Ben Stokes is all explosive talent in reserve.

Victor Cruz is its hottest star and most explosive talent.

She worked with the explosive talent that was Pete Postlethwaite.

But the price you pay for Stokes' explosive talent is inconsistency.

Buy from Amazon.co.ukIN THE 1960s George Best's explosive talent brought football from the back pages of newspapers to the front.

Davis, who played with David Bowie and whose dry intelligence cloaked his explosive talent, could occasionally be found performing at Paris Blues.