Sentence examples for talented newcomer from inspiring English sources

(Gates)20110624 'Born Yesterday' (closes on Sunday) The talented newcomer Nina Arianda ("Venus in Fur") acquits herself commendably as the American theater's definitive dumb blonde, Billie Dawn, in this solid but inessential revival of Garson Kanin's 1946 hit.

(Brantley)20110609 'Born Yesterday' The talented newcomer Nina Arianda ("Venus in Fur") acquits herself commendably as the American theater's definitive dumb blonde, Billie Dawn, in this solid but inessential revival of Garson Kanin's 1946 hit.

The Indian Express labelled her the "most brightest and talented" newcomer of this generation, noting "her infectious amount of energy".

In 1963, Taras choreographed Arcade, the first ballet that prominently featured the talented newcomer Suzanne Farrell.

Inky is played by a talented newcomer to the New York stage, Jessi Campbell.

Every so often, such a trial puts the career of a talented newcomer into orbit.

The internet helps talented newcomers to become famous fast.

The main question was one of cohesion: Could the veteran Tigers and talented newcomers learn to play together?

In spite of the grim reports of store budget cuts, this season has seen one or two plainly talented newcomers.

Ms. Ivkovic, who is contemplating a career change after 19 years of teaching math, worries about attracting talented newcomers to the profession.

I did not make an immediate impact at Westminster, as senior politicians were suspicious of talented newcomers who knew a great deal more than they did about everything and were not afraid to say so.