Sentence examples for once talented from inspiring English sources

Once talented, now safe to ignore".

He's Gary Lineker: @piersmorgan @rupertmurdoch Surely "once talented" is also a compliment?

He also appeared hurt when Murdoch, taking offence at one of Morgan's many daily tweets, responded "Once talented, now safe to ignore".

#indyref" His comments come at the end of another stellar week on social media for the star, who made headlines after media mogul Rupert Murdoch declared him "once talented, now safe to ignore".

By Steve Coll In his autobiography, "In the Line of Fire," published last year, the Pakistani military leader, General Pervez Musharraf, describes himself as a once talented college athlete.

Her Miss Shepherd never says thank you or allows any charitable deed to go unpunished; Smith shows how this once educated, talented woman is brazening out her agonised private guilt, and her presence is accompanied by much hand-wringing and suppressed distaste among the upscale north London neighbours, not unlike those in Bennett's 60s cartoon series The Stringalongs.

That man turned out to be an ex-Julliard student, once very talented.

He was a heavy man, dressed in grey sweats, and, for a moment, I imagined that he was a once-talented player who had gone to seed, now moved by some personal crisis to revisit his old skills near midnight.

More recently, our season's turning into 'Pills Thrills & Bellyaches', as a bunch of once-talented pitch musicians get loads of money thrown at them, forgot the plot (the Mondays did this on a cocaine and crack-fuelled West Indian island recording studio) and produce a moderately stiffing album everyone in the city was relying on to save the day".

He also once called him "talented, undoubtedly".

"He is a fast driver, he is talented, once he passes the first corner he is a proper racing driver," Boullier said.