Sentence examples for present talented from inspiring English sources

It took place last Monday night before a full house of concertgoers who have come to count on the Young Concert Artists organization to find and present talented new instrumentalists and singers.

Mr. Moredock said that one way to develop new audiences, as well as to cater to established fans, was to present talented players in a casual setting where the food was as hot as the jazz.

Also present was talented Liverpudlian Mrs Blair, attending with her husband; the philanthropist Bono, who sang to Freud's friends; also Alastair Campbell, both Oxbridge and male but so different from Cameron in his loathing of "the Murdochisation of the press" and the "Foxisation of TV news".

So she rallied the troops: a group of past and present Mandell Artists, talented young musicians to whom the Mandells had loaned costly, historic violins from their Mandell Collection of Southern California.

These solutions present very talented research in the MCC applications as it is the result of the collective profits of mobile and cloud technologies, but these solutions present several disadvantages listed in Table 1 and there are no complete systems which offer complete solutions for healthcare.

At present the pilots, though talented, performed more as individuals.

Taking other visual-arts honors are presents or trades from talented artist friends.

The University of Southern California presented Sylvia Fine Kaye, Danny's talented wife, with its Division of Drama Life Achievement Award for the third of a series of television specials she created, wrote, produced and narrated ("Musical Comedy Tonight III" airs Friday night on Channel 28).

In so doing, the cultivation of a vocational option will also avoid waste in the present system by offering otherwise talented people work and training options that are better suited to their inclinations than college does.

The findings of the present study imply that young talented adolescents from the high hill population, having polygenic endurance profiles linked with higher TGS could be selected and given appropriate training in endurance-related sports activities with prospects of competing in Olympics and other sports events held in high-altitude environment.

A result could easily be "The Robber Bridegroom," now being presented by talented young casts from the Rosetta LeNoire Musical Theater Academy.