Sentence examples for offering talents from inspiring English sources

Owned and operated by the Bogotá nightclub of the same name, the event went for 14 consecutive hours around multiple stages, offering talents like Ellen Allien, Bjarki, Kevin Saunderson, and local talents like Hernan Cayetano, to a crowd of 8,000 strong.

BBC bosses are thought to have started offering talent longer-term deals but on less money.

How can tiny startups compete with giant corporations offering talent a paid year off work?

Some conventions are now offering talent showcases for attendees to perform their own creative works in front of others.

Mr. Graseck has been offering his talents to the ferry's riders for years.

The South Regional may be the deepest as far as offering extraordinary talents, with Ford leading top-seeded Texas and West leading third-seeded Xavier.

Although England spends much of his year touring the U.S. with his band members, he travels frequently to countries Latin America and Africa, pitching in on building or medical missions and offering his talents in song with his trusty acoustic guitar.

But long before he downed the hemlock, Athenians erected a bronze inscription offering one talent in silver to anyone who killed Diagoras: a fatwa flung at an impious freethinker.

There should be no shame in the most rabidly anti-Trump Republicans offering up their talents to help usher Trump through a job for which he is proudly unqualified.

Deputies and leaders can make the most of complementary talents, offering a more complete set of skills; one might be good with politicians, the other with the troops for example.

Interior Designer Patrick Kennedy has taken a personal interest in the community project, and will be offering his creative talents to make the design outstanding and unique.