Sentence examples for talent that make from inspiring English sources

It is Skinner's observant eye – a talent that make him reliably funny in any context.

Simon credits HBO for supporting his non-commercial work, and the A-list talent that make real his ideas.

After all, it's his faults as well as his astonishing talent that make him such a fascinating character.

But look carefully enough into the teenage wasteland and you'll see occasional shining lights, examples of extraordinary commitment and talent that make you think that perhaps the next generation isn't headed for that famous hand basket after all.

He added: "Our goal is to ensure that the BFI continues protecting and promoting the UK's thriving film culture and supporting and nurturing the ideas and talent that make up our world-class British film industry, of which we are all so rightly proud".

The overall impression from a day spent with some of the sprawling team of producers, writers, animators and voice talent that make the show is that the goal is to reach 20 seasons, which would take it to 2009 in the States.

Sure, you can win without it but it's talent that makes the difference.

"I don't want to buy some great talent that makes your boat not your own".

It's the combination of pain and talent that makes them fascinating and unforgettable.

But it is more than just talent that makes Texas so dangerous.

Zinédine Zidane, his idol, said on television Wednesday that Gourcuff was the talent that made his team play.