Sentence examples for office talent from inspiring English sources

That you can have three players that good and still not have the most talented roster in the NBA raises questions about the front office talent evaluators in South Florida.

When Colbert was learning his trade as an up-and-coming front office talent during the Bill Cowher era, the Steelers developed mid-round picks Jason Gildon and Joey Porter into Pro Bowl outside linebackers.

Sure, "Bridesmaids" may have taken the country by storm and introduced her as a formidable box office talent, but her impressions on "SNL" have shown us for years what she's capable of.

After last night's victory, Lewis Katz, the Nets' chairman, addressed the controversy by praising Lamoriello's front-office talent, pointing out his hockey acumen.

"Also, being based in Canada, we've been able to be very efficient on the cost side (office rent, talent, etc).

All that award-winning, box-office-magic talent on one set.

There are all sorts of reasons why X earns more than Y in most offices, including talent, hard work, low cunning and pushiness.

Inside Hollywood studio executive suites and writers' offices and talent agencies, the same hope is being quietly expressed: let the networks overrun the airwaves with this junk and kill off the genre once and for all so we can get back to the business of make-believe.

This time, Ms. Riceberg was in town shopping for dishes for the new offices of a talent agency in Century City, Calif.

She weathered her father's suicide and her mother's detachment, and eventually began working in a New York talent office as a receptionist and typist.

The deal with Ebury Press, publishers of Piers Morgan's The Insider and Don't You Know Who I Am, was brokered by the London office of international talent agents William Morris.