Sentence examples for talent sharing from inspiring English sources

Though Robles's world record of 12.87 seconds remains unlikely to fall, it is hardly unthinkable with this much talent sharing space and the same objective on the new blue track in Daegu Stadium.

David Alvarez, Trent Kowalik and Kiril Kulish — the revolving trio of multitudinous talent sharing the title role of Billy Elliot on Broadway — are, collectively, front-runners for best actor in a musical at the Tony Awards on Sunday night.

The P2P economic philosophy is about talent sharing their talent.

It's constantly informed and updated by a global pool of talent, sharing their knowledge willingly or not.

For starters, only three of the 10 achievements fall mainly within the purview of the executive branch attracting top scientific talent, sharing data, and promoting renewable energy while curbing fossil fuel emissions.

The BBC has made a new commitment to partnerships in the arts, including working with the Arts Council England to transform public engagement by showcasing young talent, sharing technology and collaborating on live events.

Seldom has so much talent shared so little water, but lanes are at a premium at the Miami club.

"Since I arrived in 2013, they have taken a step back and tried to build a product around home-grown talent," shared Carter, unquestionably leader of that pack.

Last week, Anna Clendening, a 20-year-old contestant on this season's "America's Got Talent," shared her struggle with anxiety and depression at her audition.

Due to OJ's uncanny performance ability ("It's clear that he has no talent," shared a crew member earlier), I was hired on for another week of Juiced.

The advertised showdown between two of cinema's leading directors, Mike Leigh and Martin Scorsese, ended in a truce, with both talents sharing the spoils at the Baftas last night.