Sentence examples for talented from from inspiring English sources

"We knew she was very talented from that moment," Mr. Whitcomb said.

Art has a way of impressing and seducing the famous and talented from other walks of life.

All were marked by their daring and the surprise they could bring to a performance, qualities that separate the talented from the unforgettable, as was also true of Edith Evans and Peggy Ashcroft.

Not before time: the combined GDP of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia is a pitiful $10 billion a year; and the talented from all three countries have been steadily emigrating.But to win a lasting peace, you have to persuade people like the villagers of Talysh of its virtue.

He's always been very talented from a young age and been a great team man and talented with the bat and in the field, as good as anybody".

The major limit of this study consists in the selection of women participating in a meeting on celiac disease who could be different, for example because they are socially more talented, from the majority of women with celiac disease who did not attend.

London Mayor Boris Johnson said the capital and the UK "benefit hugely" from attracting talented people from around the world, but it was important to "strike a balance".

Between years three and nine, talented students from poorer backgrounds fall almost two years behind their peers from richer backgrounds.

Apart from the unfairness to the state's 1,300 judges, inadequate pay deters talented lawyers from seeking judicial office.

"New York will be a dynamic partner, drawing talented people from around the world".

Their focus will be on themselves, not the pesky, talented underdogs from Ottawa.