Sentence examples for talented arm from inspiring English sources

The struggling White Sox, many figured, would flip the talented arm and build for the future.

"It's not much different from what you'd expect from a young, talented arm that is trying to make footprints in the major leagues," Scioscia said.

Wilson, who's talented arm and bizarre antics have landed him interviews on late night talk shows and even made him the topic of a Sports Illustrated feature (The article was appropriately titled, 'Three Quarters Nuts'), began his exchange with Gomez conventional enough, discussing the game itself.

He also knows that some of the most talented arms aren't meant for the rigors of high-level pitching.

The line drew laughs inside an otherwise muted clubhouse, the brief lightness feeling appropriate on an overall positive day, when the club provided further reason for optimism about its stockpile of young, talented arms.

Autistic people are talented, gifted, armed with incredible levels of focus and concentration and a superb memory for facts, numbers, diagrams, and other useful items. .

The indecently talented Hugh Laurie, as arms trader "Dickie" Roper, twists with a repugnant charm and all-seeing brain: all his backslaps measure shoulders for point of entry.

In fact, the most important thing is that we don't turn make concerns about talent a self-fulfilling prophecy: we can, should and will shout from the rooftops that we welcome the world's most talented individuals with open arms.

Spinners took 25 of the 36 wickets, with the newly slender Samit Patel claiming 7 for 68, and the immensely talented Danny Briggs twirling his left arm for 6 for 65.

He's immensely talented and Ryan Tannehill has the arm strength to get him the ball down the field, but he could also struggle adjusting to a new system and a new quarterback.

Both are right-handed pitchers, both have a lot of mileage on their arms, both are talented.