Sentence examples for talent wrapped from inspiring English sources
Shaq, meanwhile, was agent and talent wrapped into one man — the carnival barker and its main attraction.
An awkward teenager from a home where her father died and mother remarried a man that wasn't crazy about her; immense talent wrapped in a look that many found quirky.
"There's not a whole lot of talent maybe wrapped up in one particular player, but there's probably more talent collectively on this team than there's been in the past eight or nine years, other than the national championship team, at Kentucky". But there were some bumps in the transition.
But Eurovision was on substantially longer, finally coming to a close after around three and a half hours, against Britain's Got Talent which wrapped up at 9.20pm.
All the sound and fury signify little to him besides Americans' extraordinary talent for wrapping their bloodletting and money-making in thick layers of moralistic pretense.
The competition faltered under the immense pressure once again as America's Got Talent's semifinals wrapped up this week.
And if it does, whether that talent happens to be wrapped in the cuddly if somewhat spacial-awareness-challenged package of Boyle.
It was often described as a gift or a talent, especially since it was wrapped up neatly in a profession that is popular, yet rare and unusual.
"Fantasy had always been his true talent, the cloak he'd wrapped himself in to protect him from things he couldn't control," Mr. Mezrich writes.
The film wasn't great, but it got the job done — infusing the square Grisham thriller with a little Elmore Leonard jazz — and it wrapped its star, Tom Cruise, in a blanket of deluxe Hollywood talent (Sydney Pollack, Robert Towne, Gene Hackman).
