Sentence examples for talent school from inspiring English sources

And in "What's the Matter With Helen?" (1971), at midnight, two mothers (Debbie Reynolds and Shelley Winters) move to Hollywood to start a talent school after their sons are convicted of murder.

This gave Andrew Harrison, editor-at-large of now-defunct music monthly the Word, the mischievous idea of commissioning me to write a column about it for the magazine's December 2010 issue, pegged to the fact that Eliza Doolittle, who had attended Bedales and was the granddaughter of talent school matriarch Sylvia Young, represented something of a perfect storm of poshness and privilege in pop.

Ejection from the talent school didn't stop the contestants' subsequent careers; they all became stars.

The recent fame and success of La Masia as a talent school was ascribed by Ian Hawkey of The Times to the class of 1987, which featured prominent members as Cesc Fàbregas, Lionel Messi, Gerard Piqué and Pedro Rodríguez.

I would have to make up for my nationality with labor and talent, a school counselor told me.

Increase: 141 per cent Arcola: East London fringe theatre praised for its investment in new talent and school projects.

"The partnership we have with the clubs has an emphasis on producing young talent: our school and academy systems are strong, as are our age-group programmes.

Because there is no one definition of business talent, each school assembles its class one person at a time.

Although admission is based solely on an audition to demonstrate musical potential and talent, the school regularly obtains good exam results.

Not everyone, though, was awed by the famous American players who descended on Havana for a whirlwind series of encounters that took them from dark rumba joints to the scruffy, vibrant conservatories where Cuba's young talent is schooled.

Those companies are fed with fresh talent from schools in the surrounding area, including Duke, North Carolina State University and the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.