Sentence examples for said talent from inspiring English sources

"At the end of the day," he said, "talent wins".

He momentarily seemed to have forgotten that he was a judge on a talent competition, possibly given the noticeable lack of said talent.

Stricklin said talent was more evenly spread in the conference partly because of the boon that had come from revenue-sharing.

An executive at a major advertising conglomerate said, "Talent agencies are really driving, and some of them want to cash out".

Christina Gaspar, the softball coach at the College of New Rochelle, called pitching the most important job on the field and said talent was often evident in young players.

Mr. Wells, who is estimated by people connected with the show to earn about $100,000 an episode from "The West Wing," has a $35 million deal with Warner Brothers and has made at least $50 million in profits so far from "E.R.," said talent agents and people connected to "The West Wing".

Spas Dzhevizov, the director, said: "Talents like him are born once in a decade.

But the reverse is true, say talent relations employees.

Some great politicians have an eerie (Clintonian, one might say) talent for leaving admirers with wildly varied impressions of them.

They say talent is vital to success in a one-on-one sport like tennis.

Rodgers questioned the £20m signing's hunger and desire last week, saying: "talent alone is not enough".