Sentence examples similar to making talent of from inspiring English sources

Today's professional service firms are so busy making money that they've lost the art of making talent.

Make talent management part of the board's strategic focus to ensure that the company's most important assets are maximized.

In the World Cup, any form of teamwork makes talent all that much better.

There was another reason for optimism too – the natural film-making talent of many young people.

"Gareth's film-making talent makes him one of his generation's most creative and visionary directors," said Thomas Tull of Godzilla production company Legendary Entertainment.

Growing up, he had a talent for making things out of digital scraps but had to teach himself until he found Creatica.

And she was surrounded by talent making the most of this one night revival.

Like Dickens and Chaplin, he was also keen on making money out of his talent.

Discover and inventory your talents Make a list of your talents: A talent is something that you can do with great skill but did not have to study or train to obtain.

The prime minister, David Cameron, said: "Ronnie Corbett had the rare talent of making all generations laugh.

Bill Clinton had the great talent of making the other person feel as important as the candidate or President.