Sentence examples for talent for cutting from inspiring English sources
She has a talent for cutting.
Desperate to provide food for his daughter, Tateh turns a talent for cutting silhouettes into proprietorship of a Hollywood director's chair.
But not before his government were dubbed "Useless Gobshites" by the Irish Daily Star, which has a real talent for cutting through the, er, junk...
Colleagues and close colleagues said Woodhead had a talent for "cutting out the middle man" and heading straight for the top – hence his close friendship with Blair.
Mr. Charlier's talent for cutting clothing and coming up with interesting fabric combinations could still be perceived, particularly in a group of tailored black outfits toward the end of the show.
But an inundation of "available material" can create its own set of problems, and futurists trying to identify the skills that will be needed in coming decades should not overlook a talent for cutting the inessential.
Just three years after graduating, 25-year-old Scott Henshall, winner of the first Vidal Sassoon award "for cutting edge talent", already sells his clothes in 37 stockists worldwide, and is tipped to expand his business, having signed a deal with international fashion group Club 21, who now own a majority stake in the Scott Henshall label.
Big data for Human Resources (known as predictive analytics, talent analytics, workforce analytics, HR analytics, and human capital analytics) may be the next frontier for cutting discrimination and bias.
Sure, he's more famous for cutting a brawny and imposing figure, but Hardy's got versality and talent in the bag and there's no doubt this performance will be a strong contender for future awards seasons.
