Sentence examples for talented time from inspiring English sources

Wiggins and Thomas are both talented time trialists and week-long stage racers.

Talented time traveller Nicki Minaj used a flashforward to pinch it and take it back to Drake's early summer album Thank Me Later, in which she boasts and leers about how amazing she is, and makes Drake sound wet even though he does more swearing and talks about death.

"We feel so lucky not only to have jobs in these talented times, but to have jobs we love with people we love," Levitan said in his acceptance speech.

The N.B.A. offered sound reasoning for the rule: teenage stars, no matter how talented, need time to mature as players and as people before teams invest tens of millions of dollars in them.

He returns to the N.C.A.A. field with a far more talented team this time.

"With people that are talented and famous, time is of the essence so I tell them, 'It'll be over before you know it', and that cheers them up".

Many talented entrepreneurs waste time and energy trying to think of a unique business, when they should be focusing on how to be better, rather than how to be different.

But yesterday Dave Brailsford, Team GB's coach – who may have sparked the row with his jokey comment to France's L'Equipe sports newspaper that they were using "special round wheels" – said the secret to success was "peaking at the right time, talented athletes, commitment and... brilliant coaching".

There's nothing more versatile and essential to a group of musicians than a talented percussionist keeping time.

Harried, mediocre full-time employees with children do not necessarily perform better than talented, dedicated part-time ones.

Eddie Griffin, the talented, if at times passive, freshman forward, opted for Seton Hall instead of the National Basketball Association.