As conceived, written, and composed by Dave Malloy, a maximum-speed talent, "Natasha" (at Kazino) is related to Tolstoy's epic as French fries are to potatoes — by courtesy.
"With Kentucky, it's the size and physicality and the speed and talent of John Wall and Eric Bledsoe on the perimeter.
For all their strength, speed and talent the All Blacks found no way through the Springboks' grim defence.
The possibility is tantalizing, however, that Zenyatta can produce a racehorse as big and perfectly proportioned as she, with the speed and talent of both parents.
Even within the wild and tangled menagerie that comprises our literary landscape, Joyce Carol Oates is a startling creature, possessed of a speed and talent that hints at the uncanny.
Jan also had the speed and talent, although not perhaps the application because after he, too, was taken on and nurtured by McLaren in the 1990s, his career failed to take off as expected.
Sunday's game, for example, was following a hauntingly similar course to the Giants' last-minute defeat in St . Louisa year ago; the the Giants ran out of speed and talent against the superior Rams.
"You can talk about their vertical jumps, their speed and talent, but a lot more goes into our team than that -- they have worked for everything they have gotten," a properly proud Coker said.
The Jaguars also signed Houston Texans linebacker Keith Mitchell to a low-price contract, as their new coach, Jack Del Rio, tries to upgrade speed and talent and make Jacksonville competitive again.
Under normal circumstances, War Emblem would spend these days being bred to mares, trying to pass on his speed and talent, and justifying the reported $18 million Shadai spent in hopes of creating a top stallion.
