Sentence examples for held a talent from inspiring English sources

Riley set up his Future Recording Studios near the Princess Anne High School, and then held a talent show there.

He held a talent show where an offensive lineman swallowed a goldfish and the specialists mimicked those Coors Light news conference commercials.

Patti McTeague, a senior vice president for communications at the Disney Channels, has for the last two years held a talent orientation for teenage newcomers who are hoping to be the next Ms. Cyrus or Shia LaBeouf.

In Taipei, the W Hotel, which is due to open in February, recently held a talent auction in a trendy nightclub — mock cocktails and D.J. included — in an unconventional bid to attract applicants for the 490 positions it needed to fill.

Aeroplane Jelly held a talent quest in Sydney to find a new singer and the competition was won by five-year-old Joy King.

The broadcaster has been considering holding a talent search to replace Vorderman as one of a number of measures to back the show, as MediaGuardian.co.uk revealed last month, after it was rocked by the long-serving presenter's resignation.

The Springfield Retirement Castle holds a talent show, which the Simpson family attends.

You can hold a talent show for teachers and the principal, but said employees must first get funding by asking their students for donations, like a walk-a-thon.

In 1915, after the Edison Company held a nationwide talent search among American college students, promising a hundred dollars to the author of the best movie scenario submitted by a student at one of ten colleges — Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Cornell, Princeton, and the Universities of California, Chicago, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin Marstonon won.

The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, also paid tribute to Healey, tweeting: Neil Kinnock, former Labour party leader, said Healey held a rich political talent.

Their details are being held in a talent pool open to councils looking to recruit.