Sentence examples for talent for performing from inspiring English sources

Long before that, Dixon showed a talent for performing.

Ms. Winehouse showed an early talent for performing, as well as an eclecticism that would characterize her later work.

There must be only one person here who lacks confidence in Goode's charisma and talent for performing, and that's Goode himself.

Born in Sittingbourne, Kent, to a father who worked in retail and a mother who encouraged her son's obvious talent for the performing arts, Howells attended Borden grammar school, where he was often cast in school shows.

Her talent for the performing arts was evident in her childhood, especially in singing; she sang in church and attended vocal courses.

Since then, a VICE-reading filmmaker has been in touch with some rarely-seen footage of Langley scouting for performing porn talent around Bristol University.

There is a natural talent for performance, of the kind given to the Maradonas and Messis, and there is an acquired talent for the self-conscious presentation of what the talented perform naturally.

The American professional sports landscape is big business featuring high-priced talent performing for the fans' entertainment.

He began entering talent contests and performing on the streets, offering "New Kind of Songs for Sale" to passers-by for a nickel or a dime.

He is also known for his musical talents, performing musical theatre numbers at the Proms in 2012 and of course hosting the Oscars in 2013, attracting controversy for such ditties as We Saw Your Boobs.

It's also a showcase for new talent - the Just for Laughs team scours the UK for new stand-up talent to perform at the festival so you may get to see the stars of the future.