Sentence examples for out of talent from inspiring English sources

"We in Europe are running out of talent," she said.

"I guess Robby Gordon just ran out of talent," Newman said.

Most fairs sell history prepackaged, but this one invents it as it goes along, out of talent and spin.

Finding the next big hit can save the day, but running out of talent is a recipe for extinction.

But when Cowell says in the opening episode "after 10 years maybe we have run out of talent in this country" it may not be entirely in jest.

The point is obviously not that an entire sex has somehow run out of talent, rather that disproportionately few women now seem to be getting the high-profile commissions or running the high-profile companies.

Syracuse won't get knocked out because of talent, they'll get knocked out because they won't fight.

Mr. Morgan bowed out of talent-show judging on Wednesday, saying he had found juggling the two jobs tougher than he expected.

The beleaguered governor of California imported some out-of-town talent today for aid in his struggle to stay in office.

He added: "But I would say his pungent, transgressive, slightly out-of-control talent was something the BBC could ill afford to lose.

Howland procured out-of-state talent as well, including Shabazz Muhammad, who played one season before heading to the NBA, and current Bruins sophomores Adams, Kyle Anderson and Tony Parker.