Sentence examples for waiting talent from inspiring English sources

Who else would keep this lot waiting: talent agents Peter Bennett-Jones and Michael Foster, BBC1 controller Peter Fincham, Simon Schama, Selina Scott and Alan Yentob.

Stop waiting for talents to appear.

The reality is that in the salary-cap era of pro football, which has thinned the talent on the Giants' roster, there is not a significant talent waiting for a promotion on the second string.... Fassel said he thought defensive tackle KEITH HAMILTON, out with a sore shoulder, and cornerback WILL ALLEN, out with an ankle sprain, would play on Sunday against Dallas.

This is talent waiting to be collected.

Feig, he said, was talent waiting for such an opportunity.

And there is plenty more talent waiting in the wings.

It's been apparent for some time that Peter Sarsgaard is an actor of major talent waiting for a major role, and he almost gets one in "An Education".

If they don't, Calipari's history at UMass and Memphis suggests there will be a line of talent waiting to sign up at Kentucky.

But with 20 minutes to go, Southampton substitute Sam Gallagher, 18, showed that there is even more young talent waiting in the St Mary's wings as he cut inside from the right and beat Marek Stech from an improbable angle.

Neymar of Santos and the talent waiting in the wings at Chelsea Neymar The 18-year-old scored a debut goal for Brazil last week, to go with his 32 goals in 33 games for Santos this season.

When Althea Gibson won national grass-court titles at Forest Hills in 1957 and 1958, there was no reservoir of black talent waiting to walk in if the door ever opened.