Sentence examples for talent for working from inspiring English sources

It nailed Mr. Dominguez's talent for working with computers.

Ms. Guang has what pastry chefs call a "white thumb" — a talent for working with flour.

"Trio" and "Contact Sport," occupying the middle of the program, showed Keigwin's talent for working smaller.

Most of Vo's projects come out of his talent for working with others.

But the new president shares Mr. Clinton's talent for working a room.

It was in shop classes in middle and high school in New Jersey that Dr. Danoff first discovered his talent for working with wood.

But although she aspired to their sequins and satin, her proper, and still unacknowledged, talent was for working clothes, first seen in Clara Bow's ambulance-driver uniform and laced boots for the 1927 war movie Wings.

In that short space of time [with Wales] he showed the talent he had for working with the players.

Though his first serious work was Otello (1816; libretto by Francesco di Salsa), it was only in his Parisian pieces, such as Semiramide (1823), Le Siège de Corinthe (1826), and Guillaume Tell (1829; William Tell), his last opera, that his talent for works on a larger scale found its full flowering.

American emigrants might possess a special talent for salesmanship, working as real estate agents or car dealers to sell to the world products so closely associated with American liberty.

His primary talents, she said, were for working on screenplays and "for bringing people together," matching directors and actors.