And although he said that he was still more comfortable creating abstract works, his training at the Bolshoi — still largely a home to narrative ballet — and his years at the Royal Danish Ballet, with its strong traditions of character dance and mime, further sharpened his talent for telling stories.
To most of the country, college is supposed to be a meritocracy, a reward to those who have worked the hardest and sharpened their talents.
Gondry, who sharpened his talents on music videos, has no time for such meditative airs, and he makes Stéphane's dreaming as silly and scattershot as possible, so as to rebuke the stolidity of the mature world.
Nan will describe Middlebury's multiyear effort to protect in perpetuity a key 2,100-acre 2,100-acrermont's Green Mountarea that in home to Middlebury's Bread Loaf campus -- a reVermontpot where generations of writers have sharpened their talents in the presence of such luminaries as the poet Robert Frost.
Unlike Redgrave or Jackson, who studied at London drama academies, Smith was sharpening her talent on stage at the Edinburgh Festival doing sketch work in front of the harshest audience - the paying public.
His reliance on his hearing has helped him sharpen a talent useful in politics: an ability to focus on people in a way that makes them feel that they were truly heard.
"He had great perseverance and did everything he could to sharpen his talent and work his way to the big club". A back injury during spring training in 1996 cut short his baseball career.
By the end of the meetings, the goal is for Cashman to have more nuanced recommendations and for the scouts to have a sharpened eye for talent.
I, however, never considered that it could be converted into writing and sharpened into a talent.
Take any steps necessary to sharpen those talents you already have or to compensate for ones you lack.
Players from second-tier countries, including the United States, are now sharpening their talents in the world's most competitive leagues.
