Sentence examples for talented to take from inspiring English sources

With exclusion and snobbery a relic, the world is available for the most talented to take advantage of.

"There are some horses talented enough to take an easier road to the Derby," the trainer Kiaran McLaughlin said.

That filly is talented enough to take advantage of some other horse's mistakes or bad luck".

Coach John Chaney made it clear last week that these Owls are talented enough to take him to his first Final Four "if we didn't run across Duke".

But the strength of the Jayhawks is that they have five players who average more than 9 points a game and each is talented enough to take over.

The mayor suggested that the candidates had offered "no solutions" and that all of the criticism would be a deterrent toward recruiting talented workers to take prominent roles in public service.

A sense that they have gone and no-one will be talented enough to take their space and so we cling on to who they were, what they did, how we connected with them and what they meant to us.

In the semiconductor industry, pre-competitive collaboration was supported through funding long-term initiatives, linking academia and industry, and motivating talented people to take part.

Governor Cuomo should quickly find one talented person to take over the most important public transit job in the nation.

I'd be the last to urge a talented chef to take fewer chances, to avoid the high wire.

The future, he explained, was "redolent with possibility", and it would fall to Nicola Sturgeon – a less divisive and in many ways more talented politician – to take the party and broader independence movement to the next level.