These only hint at her wide-ranging talent for creative discombobulation.
Sixth in the league after the Portsmouth match, one point away from fifth – the squads of the top five teams received reward in the way of "talent money", ranging from £220 for fifth place to £1,100 for first – Birmingham did not play again for three weeks, had to cope with fixture congestion thereafter and ended up ninth.
John Malkovich, wearing monochromatic suits and prissy bow ties, gives full range to his talent for haughty malevolence.
THE STONE Avenue C at 2nd St. (no phone) — The producer Hal Willner, who has been "Saturday Night Live"'s music supervisor since 1981, always culls a wide range of talents for his famed tribute albums and live concerts.
A woefully unscientific sampling of women I talked to offered suggestions for that quality ranging from a finely honed talent for oral sex to a willingness to indulge men in all their fantasies, however weird the script or nonprocreative the position.
Only a large firm can employ the range of talent needed for research and development in areas such as aerospace and nuclear energy.
The company's client roster includes employers at the front lines in the war for tech talent, ranging from Facebook and VMWare, to Criteo and Instacart.
Smarr is sixty-six, tand and thin, with a comic's range of facial expressions and talent for quips.
Often, it has appeared to the public as if Lucas is the Green party, but in 2012, she announced she was standing down as leader, "in order to broaden opportunities for the range of talent in the party and to raise the profiles of others aspiring to election".
As a player, he has a singular talent for making improbable long-range shots that perhaps he shouldn't be taking.
Reveal a latent talent for martial arts, jump the rifle-range counter and start pummeling the guy at the desk?
