Sentence examples for first-class talent from inspiring English sources

Without a first-class talent at each of these spots, the system wouldn't exist.

CHARLOTTE The Oklahoma transfer De'Angelo Alexander and Curtis Withers provide first-class talent, but it may take time to jell.

Smith, 27, has long been universally recognized as a first-class talent — among the most gifted shooting guards in the league — but with a questionable head.

Not only does Broadway draw stage actors of the highest caliber, but professional regional theaters like Paper Mill in Millburn, Westport Country Playhouse in Connecticut and Schoolhouse Theater in Croton Falls, N.Y., also bring first-class talent directly to our doorsteps.

And now here is a Broadway musical with first-class talent on stage and behind the scenes.

Doesn't it follow that our teachers' pay and benefits should be competitive enough to attract first-class talent?

The shortage of first-class business talent may mean that bosses find themselves second-guessed by greybeards who know little about the business.Anyway, traditionalists argue, America is already dealing with the problem of conflicts of interest in its own way.

It is a fitting place for first-class sporting talent to be holed up: a luxurious five-star pile in verdant Perthshire countryside, elegant suites, roaring fires, a restaurant with two Michelin stars, fine wines, holistic spa, rare single malts, corridors as wide as fairways, carpets as thick as rough.

President Chen (2000) reiterated his commitment to the reform agenda during his inauguration speech: "We [the new government] will seek a consensus among the ruling and opposition parties, academia and the public to carry on with educational reforms" because these reform policies would enable "Taiwan to cultivate first-class, outstanding talents amid the fierce international competition" (p. 9).

To aim at being a virtual company, they argue, is suicidal: without first-class in-house scientific talent, a drug firm cannot tell the biotech ideas worth buying from the duds.

He has played in only 26 first-class games and possesses a rare talent.