Sentence examples for talent to make something from inspiring English sources
It takes real talent to make something beautiful out of a trailer park.
Let Apple explain why their Map App isn't up to snuff yet, and that it takes time and talent to make something absolutely wonderful.
Fringe markets, like my hometown Vienna, may still have the deal flow and talent to make something happen, but they cannot rely on such mechanisms alone.
In many of the old war movies, every elite unit has at least one member that has the critical talent to make something out of nothing: the scrounge.
This limited three-week run, directed by Gretchen Cryer, was a testament to putting together talent and passion to make something possible.
I liked his Professor who saw his talent and encouraged Butter to make something of himself, never giving up on him throughout the book.
Rochester provides a hectic portrait of a world whose futile indulgence has much in common with today's celebrity circuit, but the primary force of the poetry is felt at the intersection of talent, fury and the frenzied attempt to make something out of seeming nothingness.
"It's what Ursula says in the play -- 'I have no talent, I'm dull, but I want to make something extraordinary happen' -- and at the end of the play that something extraordinary is just beginning".
We're very interested in really humble entrepreneurs who just want to make something happen and they've got the right talent".
It's this huge opportunity for anyone who wants to make something of themselves — a nearly ubiquitous platform to showcase skills and talents.
CORAL: The pool of photography talent in Los Angeles is enormous, so it makes sense to work together with others and combine efforts and strengths to make something even better than what any of us could hope to achieve individually.
