Sentence examples for sterling talent from inspiring English sources

Maroon 5 keyboardist PJ Morton is a sterling talent in his own right.

Jeff Sears, Senior Vice President, National Sales and Market Development for Sterling Talent Solutions, understands how a merger can compromise the sales operations of a company.

I realise that the BBC has a plethora of presenters to choose from, so many that sterling talents such as Katie Puckrick, Alex Lester, Gemma Cairney and Zoë Ball are sidelined.

But of course the show lives and dies by its title characters and this one has sterling talents with McDonald and Lewis.

If you're more interested in truly distinctive music and a totally straightforward plot, then you may well  be disappointed in this new venture by the creators of the Tony Award- and Pulitzer Prize-winning "Next to Normal" that showcases the sterling talents of Idina Menzel.

A solid, glamorous Hollywood company — one that turns even my generation's parents and grandparents starry-eyed — is putting down real stakes online, committing to the Web both original talent and a sterling archive, while creating a whole new entertainment — what do you call it?

I don't want you to gush in your cover letters about your talents and your sterling character, because we don't behave that way in normal, adult conversation.

Apparently the talent of Luis Suarez, Daniel Sturridge and Raheem Sterling meant that that team "could take care of itself" in the final third.

In terms of wealth and, in the case of Raheem Sterling, luring away a club's best young talent, City represent a similar obstacle.

Anthony Martial and Raheem Sterling are a Premier League reality check at 66 and 62: close to £100m of talent (new TV deal prices) but with a position on this list more commensurate with their youth and progress.

The equaliser on Sunday came from Leroy Sané, his first goal for the club, and Sterling said he believed the 20-year-old summer signing from Schalke could now show his true talent for City.