Sentence examples for talent crowding from inspiring English sources

The ads for webporn and used panties have migrated over to Talent, crowding out casting calls for no-budget movies.

So, Maraval asked, "why is Depardieu the bastard?," when he had often volunteered his services so that independent talents, crowded out by overpaid celebrities, could get their films made.

As one of music's best-selling singers, she could provide the clout "American Idol" needs to compete in an increasingly crowded talent show field.

But she brings excitement, talent and crowds.

When she sang that Puccini aria on "America's Got Talent," the crowd was dazzled by nothing more or less than her prodigious vocal abilities.

The fields opened in 1869 and had by 1930 become the place to see new baseball talent, attracting crowds of more than 20,000, according to Mr. Mele's book.

There were pockets during the rock weekend that felt thin (both in terms of talent and crowd energy) in comparison to the tightly packed first day of pop offerings.

On a leader board crowded with talent and youth, there were also three other major winners in contention.

In a scene relatively crowded with talent, Imarhan Timbuktu (the band also spell it Tombouctou) manage to play a more soulful and introspective style of Tuareg blues-rock than the relatively raw Tamikrest and face-scrubbed Tinariwen.

OUTLOOK -- Under Millen's leadership, Detroit is on its way to becoming a perennial playoff team, but in a division crowded with talent, the Lions won't be knocking on the playoff door this season.

The field is crowded with talent and very connected practitioners.