Sentence examples for talent aged from inspiring English sources

She had been singing since she was tiny: ever since her teacher spotted her talent aged six she'd taken classical singing lessons, honing her smooth, lilting voice, and she performed her first out-of-school gig at seven.

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The Plymouth athlete - who was born in 1994 and sometimes has to remind people "I'm a diver not a swimmer" - was first noted for his talent aged just seven.

The Sol Beni sports complex, where up to 40 young talents aged 13 to 18 get to train alongside the national team and the club side, Asec Mimosa, is spread out across nine hectares of land overlooking the calm but murky, waters of the Ebrie lagoon in the east of Abidjan.

She responded always to talent, even aging talent, and with verve devoted herself to a series of friends -- Ivy Compton-Burnett, W. H. Auden, Jean Rhys, J. R. Ackerley -- in their last years.

Still, this is the team he wanted, and the one he is ready to go to battle with, one with savvy and talent, age and injuries.

I can't tell - turns his liver-spotted face to me and says: 'I believe in discrimination of all description - sex, race, creed, ability, talent, age and youth.

One of them, Talent Chizerwa, aged, 15, says the YPCW club has given her the opportunity to work with the elderly, those living with disabilities and those affected by HIV/AIDS.

Aging doesn't take talent, but aging well does.

Is it more challenging to win with young and stubborn talent or old and aging talent?

The squad, of predominantly South American talents, was aging, however.