Sentence examples for recent talent from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wilson, 27, was one of the winners of a recent talent search sponsored by YouTube.

But there are still times, as at a recent talent show, that outside sign language translators must be hired so that the deaf do not feel left out.

Indeed, there may still be the odd remote Amazonian tribe still in the dark about recent talent manoeuvres on ITV's breakfast show, which this Wednesday averaged 900,00 viewers.

The deal fits well with Twitter's recent talent acquisition of Summify, which creates these kinds of personal news digests.

And this isn't like the rash of recent talent acquisitions dotting the valley that could be considered failed startups seeking a soft landing.

While the company is spending money and really putting a lot of focus into growing abroad (see more on this here), the unsung hero of this positive outlook really seems to be Groupon's reinvestment in technology — a lot of which is owed to its recent talent and tech acquisitions.

What their bios don't mention outright might make them one of the rarest recent talents to record in Nashville, Tenn.

Atlanta's good rap resurgence has taken our mostly bereft musical nation by storm, producing recent talents like Reese, Young Scooter, and Johnny Cinco.

ITV will be hoping the show enjoys more success than its recent dancing talent contest Stepping Out, hosted by Davina McCall, which lasted only one series in 2013.

But despite the visitors boasting a wealth of recent Premier League talent in their side, it was Yeovil who started better as Ralls shot wide when in space early on, before Joel Grant's low drive was palmed away by Green.

So slow that some Aol employees — the only one I recognize is Sol Lipman — made a video about the recent Aol talent exodus, using ZOMBIES as a metaphor for all the people who've decided to leave Aol.