Sentence examples for superstar talent from inspiring English sources
His prolonged hot streak in February and March was indicative of superstar talent.
The third thing causing this phenomenon is in a hyper-connected world, the returns to superstar talent are just staggering.
He has superstar talent, something that some of the other Republican candidates have lacked, and it's the kind that could appeal to both primary and general election voters.
Take Championship outfit Watford, who's leafy London Colney training ground neighbours with Premier League giants Arsenal, a side synonymous with investing in making superstar talent, not buying it.
These "everyday people with superstar talent" compete with one another, with the help of vocal coaches, choreographers and a costume designer, on Saturdays at 4 p.m. on UPN.
A point guard ranking between 11th and 20th in the league — a solid starter, but not an All-Star or superstar talent — is worth about $10 million per year, according to these numbers.
"There are a handful of superstar talents, and Glenn Beck is truly one of those," said Julie Talbott, a president at Premiere, in a telephone interview.
The Lakers have had a tendency throughout their long illustrious history as an organization to pair superstar talents together in order to win an NBA crown.
Nashville is on the rise, having acquired the right players to build a team with few superstars but talent in the right places.
"There's not a lot of what I would call superstar-type talent in this draft," said Chad Ford, a draft analyst for ESPN.com.
From Billie Jean King and Rod Laver to Roger Federer and the Williams sisters, viewers knew they could watch superstars, rising talents and upstarts play in the men's and women's finals and semifinals — and more — on CBS.
