Sentence examples for prominent talent from inspiring English sources

So did Ed Arrendell, a prominent talent manager.

"It's preposterous -- I've never encountered it," said Douglas Urbanski, a prominent talent manager who has been a guest host on Mr. Limbaugh's program several times this year.

The causes of Finley Kumble's failure - expanding too quickly, borrowing heavily, and paying dearly for prominent talent - mirror the reasons for Dewey's woes.

Last week, Concetta Lanciaux, a prominent talent scout for LVMH, was in New York attending a handful of the fall 2003 fashion shows and keeping an eye peeled for a successor to Mr. Kors.

C1 New Head for Paramount Viacom Inc. named Brad Grey, one of the most prominent talent managers in Hollywood, to be chairman and chief executive of Paramount, its troubled studio.

"Of the C.E.O.'s of the five major music companies, I think he is the most artist-friendly of them all," said Irving Azoff, a prominent talent manager whose clients include the Eagles, Jewel and Christina Aguilera.

Since the early '60s, a multitude of clichés have accrued around the professional comic — the drug use, the womanizing, the fits of self-destructive rage, the angry-clown persona — that a few prominent talents, like John Belushi and, more recently, Chris Farley, seemed to embody.

Young prominent talents who have potentials and competency are the key and focus of talent introduction in our university.

The ultimate mission of talent management is to develop and refine a proper talent system boasting of competiveness and vitality, within which young prominent talents around the world could be attracted and introduced to our university.

As studios have become less prominent, the talent pool of executives competing to run them has also receded, analysts say.

For China's so-called netizens, the poaching of a prominent Western talent is as much about attaining global visibility and respect as it is about acquiring resources.