United, on the back of a last-gasp equaliser to league-leaders Chelsea, and with their truly extraordinarily extensive selection of talented, attacking players they should find a way through a City defence that was scythed through all too easily by Newcastle in the week.
In sport, performance tests are also used to inform the identification and selection of talented young participants, which may assist governing bodies when prioritising the time and financial contributions they invest into their athletes [13, 14].
Occasionally, for a week or two, I became Ross Collins, "creator and theatrical collaborator" who got to muck around with a large selection of incredibly talented and enthusiastic theatre types and giant inflatable elephants in London.
It presents excerpts from new operas, performed by the company's full orchestra and a selection of its talented singers.
February 24 2011 Itzak Perlman and a selection of his prodigiously talented protégés from his summer courses on Shelter Island come to the Metropolitan Museum once more, playing classics old (Mozart's Divertimento for String Trio, Brahms's String Quintet No. 2 in G Major) and new (Osvaldo Golijov's "Last Round").
Despite working on a relative shoestring, our selections are terrifically talented.
Both went through, along with the usual selection of oddballs and the truly talented.
In a ninetieth-birthday tribute, Bridge offers a selection of performances by a host of talented and committed advocates, including the pianist Richard Goode.
It's survival of the most talented.
Closing the Leeds International Jazz Conference, this showcase by Conservatories UK Big Band - a selection of the country's most talented young musicians - was no exception, being in the main a conservatively programmed concert of swing and bop-tinged tunes.
> When Charles Darwin made his argument that life was evolving he began by showing the potency of artificial selection to modify domesticated species, and how quickly animal breeders were able to create new varieties he cited examples of talented farmers who created new races of livestock within their own lifetime (Darwin 1859).
