Sentence examples for talent for picking from inspiring English sources
Babbage professes no special talent for picking technological winners, still less for founding new businesses.
Like the great British wits her writing recalls, Jane Gardam has a talent for picking names.
About an elective mute with a talent for picking locks, it is, said judge Natasha Cooper, "a remarkable novel".
I have a hidden talent for picking out women's clothes; my wife calls me her Jean-Paul Gaultier.
In THE LOCK ARTIST (Thomas Dunne/Minotaur, $24.99), Steve Hamilton introduces a young man whose talent for picking locks puts him in bondage to the mob.
He proved to have talent for picking partygoers who meshed well and didn't start trouble, and he began working regularly, eventually ending up at the celebrated club Ostgut.
The downsides, and there were many, included volatile unhappy marriages ("My best talent was for picking the rottenest apple in the bunch"), heroin addiction and prison ("Being in prison in West Virginia is what's called double redundant").
"Apple obviously has a good sense for picking talent," he said.
Howells, at The Atlantic, had the best record for picking talent of anyone in Boston until Red Auerbach.
I do have a pretty good knack for picking talent so I was gonna use my TV chops and my instincts to try and figure this out.
It is understood that Mr Park hopes to put the talent he developed at Capital for picking hit singles to use in signing unknown bands and turning them into mainstream stars.
