Sentence examples for testing their talents from inspiring English sources
"Her command of the Democratic machinery, from fundraising to grass-roots organizing, is so extensive that almost everyone else is understandably intimidated about even testing their talents against her," Mr Balz says.Maybe Mrs Clinton has been indeed bigfooting around, scaring off would-be contenders.
Although they made their reputations in lighter fare — often in new plays written expressly to showcase their talents — the Lunts took their artistry seriously and were eager to test their talents on richer material: hence the challenge of "The Seagull," just starting rehearsals in the summer of 1937 as "Ten Chimneys" begins.
One of the most popular workshops was the one during which children tested their talents in music.
I told my writers they'd have to test their talent in the real world.
British former heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis told BBC Radio 5 live: "Without him, other boxing heroes wouldn't be great because they tested their talent against him.
In hindsight, Hamburg's rowdy red light district helped the Beatles burnish their talents and test their musical commitments.
From the outset of their training, students should have the opportunity to explore a wide array of fields and to test where their talents and interests lie through a broadly based scientific curriculum.
"The exciting part of this type of business and start-up is that it allows people to test out their talents.
Klinsmann demanded they push forward and show no fear in what was a true test of their talents - and so it proved.
There are quite a few vain CEOs who enjoy the attention which CSR leadership brings them, and many others who, having climbed their way to the top, seem to find running a profitable company too small a test of their talents.
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.
