Sentence examples for talent falls from inspiring English sources

"Every once in a great while a rare talent falls from the skies.

While top-notch talent falls into roughly the same price range, programmers can be found in areas outside of Moscow for as low as $3,000 a year per programmer.

The total amount spent on talent fell marginally, from £229.2m to £221.5m.

Jackie Evancho, the 10-year-old singer from "America's Got Talent," fell three to No. 5 with 142,000 sales of her "O Holy Night" (Columbia).

Far from being the moment that Britain's Got Talent fell into an irreparable death-spiral, I actually see Princess the Hypnodog as a sign of a bold revitalisation for the show.

After Hernandez, who has proven himself a world-class talent, fell to the fourth round of the 2010 N.F.L. draft, there were rumors that a history with marijuana use at the University of Florida had caused his slide, and later, Hernandez admitted to failing a drug test while at school.

The question is, will that talent fall into the Rocket Internet factory or not?

The singer endured a tormented childhood, growing into a woman who, despite her talent, fell victim to abusive men, racism, drugs and unscrupulous reps that swindled her out of royalties.

Making it appear so possibly told us why Madrid's collection of arguably greater talents fell to the team from Dortmund.

(212-475-8592) — July 3-8: The actor Danny Aiello has shared the screen with both Cher and Madonna, and his vocal talents fall somewhere between those of two Italian-American legends, Frank Sinatra and Tony Danza.

Moreover, it may help with securing talent that falls into the 'hard to fill' category.