Sentence examples for farming talent from inspiring English sources
Museum Of Science & Industry The Royal Highland show, Edinburgh, Sat & Sun One for foodies, families and agricultural enthusiasts, with stalls showcasing local farming talent and livestock.
Mr Cameron told a journalist about his farming talents on a visit to a farm in the Cotswold, according to the new biography, titled Call Me Dave and co-authored by former deputy Tory party chairman Lord Ashcroft and journalist Isabel Oakeshott.
Stewart and Bell – by then the label's president – grew increasingly estranged, the Atlantic distribution deal was replaced by a less simpatico one with Columbia, the MGs were farming their talents out elsewhere, Hayes filed for bankruptcy, and the once close interracial relationships were strained to breaking point.
After selling Lukaku and loaning Ryan Bertrand to Southampton for a year, José Mourinho will continue to purge Chelsea of young talent by farming out Christian Atsu to Sunderland for the season.
But while that idea looks like it will be desperately unpopular, surely the current system favoured by some clubs – that of hoovering up talent and then farming them out on loan for several years – is much worse for the game?
Wasserstein attended the Yale School of Drama, at that time a fish farm of talent.
Brash aims to compete by poaching creative talent from bigger outfits; farming out the coding of the games to smaller, entrepreneurial software shops; and by letting Time Warner's Warner Bros. handle the tangled logistics of distribution.
Having to struggle to find the right PR match and then be farmed out to junior talent is ridiculous at that cost.
With talent from Google X's drone delivery lab, Iron Ox wants to lead the future of farming automation. .
