Sentence examples for gross talent from inspiring English sources
It was a welcome reminder of the sheer gross talent of the man, a reminder because over the last year or so Pietersen really appears to have changed as a person and a player far more than is acknowledged.
Unlike the much-derided "net profit" deals granted weaker players — those points seldom get paid, because there is always some studio charge in the way — gross participations give valuable talent a real share of the action.
Audi's six-speed Direct Shift Gearbox, which is standard equipment on the 2004 TT 3.2 quattro, has no clutch pedal and can shift gears by itself, but calling it an automatic transmission would be a gross understatement of its talents.
About 40% of gross revenue is given directly to the talent.
The current study examined associations between gross motor skills as assessed by self-rated talent and bullying behavior during childhood.
Poor talents were used as indicators of poor gross motor skills and poor academic skills.
The aim of the present study is twofold; (a) we want to investigate in a non-clinical population, whether poor gross motor skills as assessed by self-rated motor talents in childhood are associated with bully victimization and bullying, and (b) to assess the impact of gross motor skills on the likelihood for victimization when the influence of other known risk-factors are taken into account.
The expo had the largest concentration of comic book creative talent on the East Coast in an industry that grosses about $10 billion a year world wide with approximately $300 million in English-speaking North America alone.
In regard to the current measure of motor skills, a self-report of talent in PE was used as a proxy for having generally poor gross motor skills.
I suppose it's only a matter of time before our artistic talent wants, in lieu of the usual freelance fee, a percentage of our gross.
