Sentence examples for pick talent from inspiring English sources

I went along to the finale of the Spotlight student drama competition last night to check out if drama schools really can pick talent.

Indeed, there is some resistance even at Google to the idea that a machine can pick talent better than a human.

But he denied that he had "created" the Beatles, and their long-running success has proved him right in this, while reinforcing his own capacity to pick talent.

"Apple obviously has a good sense for picking talent," he said.

Howells, at The Atlantic, had the best record for picking talent of anyone in Boston until Red Auerbach.

"Jeff Regan has had an incredible knack of picking talent and songs and bands for the last few years," Daniel Glass, the founder of Glassnote Records, said.

"The parity comes off of strength because there's just so much quality talent, and organizations have done such a tremendous job of melding that talent, picking talent that's right for them, having them jell.

While the Christmas No 1 slot has been effectively ringfenced for the winner's single since the programme's launch, the fact that the show has arguably got better at picking talent means that this year's chart already features last year's winner, Alexandra Burke, and runners up, JLS.

George Anders is working on a book about picking talent in America.

"The January transfer window is an opportunity and there's nobody better at picking talent out from various parts of the world than Wenger".

Instead of television executives picking talent (which they are notoriously bad at; the industry's batting average is horrendous), the market picks the talent.