Sentence examples for four talents from inspiring English sources
The paparazzi can't be blamed for not recognizing four talents that the fashion media outside Italy don't know and, frankly, based on their early collections and 40-watt personalities, are not likely to know.
Not one person will have all four talents.
It'll require four talents: a deep scientific understanding of nano, the ability to see market forces at work, financial acumen and an instinct for discerning the Dells from the Waitts.
A pitcher of Falernian wine was sold for a hundred Roman denarii; a barrel of salt meat from the kingdom of Pontus cost four hundred; a good cook four talents; and for boys, no price was reckoned too great.
As we collectively prepare to bid adieu to Ryan Seacrest and the "Idoldome," here are four talents that never quite reached the mountaintop but have made out like musical royalty anyway.
The gold plates used for the goddess's gown, worth around forty-four talents, or twenty-six million dollars, were designed to be detachable, in the event that an overwhelming need for cash arose.
Three talents led the movement – David Bailey, Brian Duffy and Terence Donovan.
It's probably more surprising when the two talents coexist in one person.
But boxing and politics are not his only two talents, far from it.
Another six hundred talents, or about three hundred and sixty million dollars, rolled in annually as tribute from Athens' "allies".
