Sentence examples for scouting talent from inspiring English sources

Among Justice's jobs is scouting talent.

Instead the D.J. expanded into a business, booking events and scouting talent.

Willie Nelson's Country Throwdown, a nationwide touring festival featuring performers who run the genre's gamut, epitomizes Mr. Nelson's knack for scouting talent.

"We all know it's a lot of hype," Catherine Dietlein, who has been scouting talent for retailers for 25 years, said of the commotion.

It is the entertainment aspect of the business that can be hardest to define, and that can make scouting talent so difficult.

By cutting out all those middlemen, Rimmerman could offer lower prices at higher profit margins, while becoming the "Sub Pop Records of the wine trade," scouting talent and connecting old-school vintners to discriminating consumers.

To scout talent for the network.

So as Harold Reiter says, it is meant to stimulate interest as much as to scout talent.

Thomas still clings to the hope that he will return to Madison Square Garden in some full-time capacity with the Knicks — to scout talent, to recruit free agents.

For the industry's major studios, the Independent Games Festival is now a place to scout talent, to buy new games and to hire new designers.

By comparison, TBS's "Conan" employs a comedy booker, J.P. Buck, who scouts talent but also works with other bookers, the show's executive producer and its host, Conan O'Brien, to set its stand-up lineup.