Sentence examples for gifted local from inspiring English sources

He teamed with Otis Lynch, a gifted local chef from a long line of successful restaurateurs, and asked McDermott to run his board shop.

At every stop on a journey that takes him from Uganda to Tanzania to Gambia and finally to Mali, Mr. Fleck plays and records with gifted local musicians.

Let's be clear: there is no question a Tesco in Sherborne could pose a threat to its gifted local businesses, which deserve as much support as they can get.

It would also be hard to find a cogent argument against extending the Bloomberg administration's Design and Construction Excellence Program, which raised the bar for public buildings like branch libraries, fire stations and police precincts, spreading new work by gifted local architects and by some stars, too, across the five boroughs.

And so it was, too, sometime in 12th- or 13th-century Florence, when, according to Giorgio Vasari, the city fathers, distressed by an evident dearth of gifted local painters, summoned artists trained in the Byzantine style, and their presence contributed to the early stages of the Italian Renaissance.

Roth regarded Britten as a gifted local musician, rather than a true genius like Roth's friends Strauss and Stravinsky.

For a decade the Interdimensional Transmissions crew and record label has gifted locals with otherworldly sets from a who's who of veteran Midwest DJs like label heads BMG and Erika, Derek Plakslaiko, Carlos Souffront, and Detroit transplants like The Bunker's Bryan Kasenic and Mike Servito.

For a decade the Interdimensional Transmissions crew and record label has gifted locals with otherworldly sets from a who's who of veteran Midwest DJs like label heads BMG and Erika, Derek Plaslaiko, Carlos Souffront, The Bunker's Bryan Kasenic, and Detroit transplant Mike Servito. .

While the film doesn't end happily for everyone, today all four kids are either in one of Moscowitz's charter schools or the local gifted and talented academy, a public magnet school.

Ms. Moore, a guidance counselor, said that Gehrig was registered to attend a nearby preschool next fall and that she intended to check out local gifted programs.

You include an impassioned letter that your mother found not long ago — unsent, which is perhaps for the best — that you wrote at age nine to a woman who ran a local gifted program, in which you coolly but dramatically describe your displeasure with the decline in the program's quality.