Sentence examples for talent presented from inspiring English sources

THE LANGUAGE OF TREES Roundabout Underground, an initiative to cultivate new talent, presented Stephen Karam's "Speech & Debate" last year.

This annual emerging artists extravaganza (the name stands for "All New Talent"), presented by Ars Nova, will include more than two dozen new works, each performed just once, as well as a concert series, a variety show and a lounge that stays open late every night.

The Idol judges were so overwhelmed with the amount of talent presented to them that it was difficult for them to say "no" to hopefuls who did not pass their standards.

This series, an invaluable incubator of talent, presents a look at the old and the new.

The program succeeded in highlighting new talent, presenting a Juilliard student named Saeka Matsuyama as a lyrical soloist in the last movement of Mozart's Fifth Violin Concerto.

Ann Rashida Joness), who acknowledges a lack of creative talent, presents a rendering of a park that is widely panned by the others.

It's a great partnership, obviously, because Snapple helps "America's Got Talent" present the show each week already, and I'm always drinking Snapple on the side of the stage.

The talent show, presented by ITV's two other biggest stars, Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, was criticised by some viewers last year after it was won by Attraction, a shadow dance group from Hungary.

The talent show presented by Alex Jones is doing few favours for Doctor Who, which follows it on BBC1 on Saturday night and had 5.2 million viewers (25.5%) between 7.30pm and 8.30pm.

This one zeroes in on four major talents, presenting their often small paintings in quantity, which is rare.

Regarding what the West should understand about Lebanon, Rabah says: "I believe the outcomes and the potential and the talents present in this ecosystem is something that we would love for the West to know about.