Sentence examples for rules talent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Roberts declined to discuss his script doctoring work, saying he was contractually prohibited, citing union rules; talent agents have mentioned the 2002 crime drama "Road to Perdition" and this year's "Dolphin Tale" as two on which he worked.

For the arts in general, it's a general rule that talent can strike anybody.

The Letterman episode is a reminder that television is showbiz, and that "talent" rules.

For example, the planners say they have studied the role of streamlined immigration rules in drawing talent to Silicon Valley.

But in 1952, Mr. Wasserman obtained from the Screen Actors Guild a blanket exemption from union rules that forbade talent agencies from involving themselves in production.

This was a textbook play that conformed to strict awards season rules governing how talent gets involved in a movie's promotion.

The absence of a salary cap was never expected to affect players of Rolle's caliber, whose numbers were thinned by the new free-agency rules but whose talent made them attractive to teams hoping to make a big improvement.

The e-mail list of the Public School 290 PTA is a useful source on matters like fund-raising, after-school programs and the rules for the talent show coming up.

The London mayor argued that the bonus rules would drive talent and investment away from the City to financial centres outside the EU.

He secured, though only temporarily, a Whitehall exception to work permit rules, allowing "fresh talent" - those graduating from Scottish universities - to remain for a short period in Scotland to get work experience.

Just as elephants differ from amoebas but both use the same cellular mechanisms to convert food into energy, so tennis players, singers and painters don't seem to have much in common yet all get better by obeying the same rules of the talent code in short, by growing more myelin.