Sentence examples for landmark talent from inspiring English sources

It takes the national co-operation and interest into consideration and encodes this spirit as positive (landmark, talent, stellar, good, quarantine).

First cast as ladies in distres and objects of desire and prize, it took certain landmark talents to prove that women can not only appear on camera, they can own it in ways all their own.

It's a showcase of his talents, a landmark of American architecture that also tells a great immigrant story".

Shane Watson's defiant 97 when Australia batted again seemed merely to be delaying of the inevitable, and the latest landmark for a fast-rising talent with a propensity for falling in just short of a century — this was his fourth score between 89 and 97 in his last four matches.

He was an extraordinary artist-a designated "living landmark" - who shared his talents generously on behalf of the School.

Reamer stated that "this is a landmark album that combines the talents of dedicated rock musicians, and should be included in any collection of heavy metal music".

To be sure, New York has a few little things in its favor -- glamour, money, talent, expertise, persuasiveness and landmark facilities.

Mitsuda considers Chrono Trigger a landmark title which helped mature his talent.

In his landmark 1921 essay "Tradition and the Individual Talent," T. S. Eliot wrote, "What happens is a continual surrender of himself as he is at the moment to something which is more valuable.

He recorded and produced Flanders and Swann and was one of the first to spot the talents of Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Jonathan Miller and Alan Bennett in their landmark production of Beyond The Fringe, recording their performance live.

One week after her landmark interview with disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, Oprah switched talent agencies.