Sentence examples for show talent from inspiring English sources
Little chance to show talent.
And you don't have to contemplate a career in tights if you do show talent.
R.I.S.D. sometimes recommends the idea to M.F.A. applicants "who clearly show talent but right now don't have the chops," says John Terry, the dean of fine arts.
According to the website: "Each year an advisory panel of 'talent scouts' and 'experts' will recommend a shortlist of new writers who show talent and need help".
Miss Montana asked if the policemen had seen her horse anywhere; she was going to show talent in horsemanship by riding her horse across the stage, but her father hadn't shown up with it.
This divergence between the sexes occurs just at the moment when we increasingly ask more of young athletes, especially if they show talent: play longer, play harder, play faster, play for higher stakes.
"She's in a really unique position because she works with reality-show talent that don't have publicists of their own," said Kate Coyne, an assistant managing editor for People magazine, who met Ms. Goldberg while covering the very public collapse of Kate and Jon Gosselin's marriage.
Those in the know say Mr. Santorum shows talent, compared with other politicians.
Sasha Djihanian, a soprano from Montreal, showed talent and potential in arias from Handel and Puccini.
It shows talent, but no real understanding of or sensitivity toward paint application and composition.
