Sentence examples for talent of both from inspiring English sources

Nineteenth-century observers noted the exceptional musical talent of both groups when they sang, danced or played musical instruments.

At the Laurel, almost every dish is what you would make if you had time and the talent of both Dwyers.

The possibility is tantalizing, however, that Zenyatta can produce a racehorse as big and perfectly proportioned as she, with the speed and talent of both parents.

In the criminal courts, where advocacy is key, a just outcome is made more likely when equality in the talent of both defence and prosecution leads to balanced testing of the evidence.

If there's a silver lining to the recession, it's that smart companies are beginning to turn time into a tool to attract, retain and engage high-performing talent of both sexes.

(Anderson) ★ Bobby McFerrin (Tuesday) The playful, multi-octave songbird behind the 1988 smash "Don't Worry, Be Happy" is a far-flung talent of both jazz and classical bent; his million-selling records with both the cellist Yo-Yo Ma and the post-bop pianist Chick Corea are delightful.

Shaw has recruited well, and there is still a great deal of talent on both sides of the ball returning for Stanford, so there is hope for the future.

Despite their record, the Bills have a high level of talent on both sides of the ball... so why aren't they performing?" Great question.

"Nurse Jackie," which is produced in New York City, has an impressive roster of stage talent on both sides of the klieg lights: Anna Deavere Smith and Bobby Cannavale have appeared with Ms. Falco, and Rajiv Joseph ("Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo," this spring's "North Pool") was among Ms. Flahive's fellow writers.

Writer describes the highlights of each game of the Series and praises the talents of both teams' leading players.

DETROIT — The unlikely union of Chrysler and its Italian parent, Fiat, is beginning to produce new vehicles that combine the talents of both companies.