Sentence examples for talents at a from inspiring English sources

As a sixteen-year-old in the Dominican Republic, Soriano showcased his talents at a baseball camp run by the Carp.

We bring the thirst of young students from the South Bronx to showcase their talents at a time when opportunities for them are scarce".

Meanwhile, domestic club competitions across Asia and Oceania have been weakened by the need for top national players to join better clubs in Europe or South America to test and improve their talents at a markedly higher level.

THE WHOLE 'TRUTH' One new series that particularly interested the audience at the Turner Entertainment Networks presentation was "Truth in Advertising," a comedy-drama for the TNT cable network about a pair of creative talents at a Chicago ad agency.

Last year, the critic Tom Shales wrote an admiring piece in the Washington Post calling the annual Labor Day event a last refuge of vaudeville for our "postmodern or post-ironic" age.... Mentions his Holocaust film, "The Day the Clown Cried"... Lewis was a filmmaker with many talents at a time when there were few auteurs in American cinema.

Models in a Calvin Klein show are placed under exclusive contracts that restrict them from appearing on any other runways; are flown to Milan; put up in hotels rather than the overcrowded crash pads that are standard model housing; and paid for their time and talents at a figure experts estimate at about $10,000, a particularly lavish sum when the industry standards have dwindled.

He also suggested a new search "for talent at a local level.

But they are eager to find underappreciated talent at a reasonable price.

Guys like Philip Rivers and DeSean Jackson offer top-five talent at a low cost.

Rodgers and Guettel's son Adam showed musical talent at a young age, and he grew up to be a composer.

It is also short of political talent, at a time when the bench is deep on the Democratic side.