Sentence examples for first talent from inspiring English sources

Forcible freshness protection is his first talent.

Curating was Hirst's first talent, and his most consistent.

There are clear underlying messages from Pisa, which the new results reinforce: First, talent is a myth.

Even her first talent agent, Nick Collins, said he didn't send her to casting calls for people of color until she mentioned her black mom.

We are delighted that the first Talent 2030 collaboration between the University of Warwick and the National HE STEM programme has secured £25,000 worth of funding to focus on dedicated outreach to schools in the West Midlands.

Van Outen did not appear in Lloyd Webber's first talent hunt in 2006, How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?, which featured judges John Barrowman, David Ian and Zoe Tyler.

When Derenalagi was at Headley Court he was spotted in one of the first talent-spotting sessions.

It was in 2003, at a homecoming reception Paisley held for Fame Academy winner David Sneddon, that Nutini was first talent-spotted.

Even Bowness, despite three struggling teams on his resume, might be a candidate willing to obey Lamoriello and ready for his first talent-laden roster.

Brian, by contrast, stumbled into the career that made him a star when almost 50, first talent-spotted for Tatler by Tina Brown, then in 1984 poached by the Evening Standard, to which he contributed for the rest of his days.

First, talents are not transferable though, of course, we may transfer money between agents.