Sentence examples for known talent from inspiring English sources

But they both knew enough about the business to make their first priority securing the services of Chef Kurniawan, a known talent after his stints at Sea Cliff Sushi Company and Bennett's Sushi Lounge in Locust Valley (both now closed).

When the Festival's opening race comes round, you can either go with the known talent of Dunguib (a 4-5 shot after four wins over hurdles) or take a chance on the potential of one of his lightly raced rivals, who could be anything.

By 1962 he was working with the young saxophonist Tubby Hayes, one of the fastest players in jazz, but Ganley's relaxed drive and creative shading was unfazed, and the drummer's subtle handling of slow music (he was one of the world's great exponents of the whispering art of brushes-playing) also made him the ideal foil for Hayes' lesser known talent for romantic balladeering.

The UAE has to battle with the lack of good writing and the lack of known talent both actors and filmmakers.

She was planning a November Pollock show for her gallery, "Art of This Century," and the mural would be an epic statement of her faith in a mercurial, barely known talent.

She's amassed a solid catalog of recordings and has an impressive history performing with more widely known talent, including retro-chic band Pink Martini (as co-lead singer with China Forbes).

The talented unknowns, the known talents and the no talents.

Talent, the strapline goes, knows talent.

"But as you know, talent isn't everything.

"Yeah, I know talent when I see it," Peterson said.

Julie Walters plays the hard-edged local dance teacher, who knows talent when she sees it.