Sentence examples for talent to experiment from inspiring English sources

Musician Frank Turner, who played at the Olympic opening ceremony in 2012, said without the spaces for new talent to experiment "music in London will die a slow death and the UK will lose a huge part of its culture," he added.

The Netherlands has been known as internationally as being a haven, a good place for talents to experiment, to show off, to learn and to develop their talent.

It isn't hard to imagine that some of fashion's more avant-garde talents would be willing to experiment with printing in a more substantial way soon.

Tailors such as Nathan Turk and Viola Grae experimented with ostentatious designs, but it was Nudie's talent to match his ambitions for performers' clothing with a spiel as impossible to ignore.

She joked, "But then at the same time that can also be a bad thing... but I would say mainly good!" The ladies also shared some special talents and hobbies: Lisa loves to experiment with different ways of painting her nails; Amy likes to create crazy gifts, for instance, she wrote Lisa a 10,000-word story once; Lauren is exceptionally skilled at untangling a mess of headphone wires!

Chile's experiment has spurred interest elsewhere: Brazil is planning to launch a similar programme to attract foreign talent to its shores later this year.

A talent to look out for.

"We have the talent to do it.

We have the talent to keep pace".

I want my talent to talk".

A talent to watch.