Sentence examples for walking talent from inspiring English sources

In "The Ex-Girlfriends Are Back From The Wilderness," she imagines old partners sloping back the past to sniff around—as they so often do, at the same time and she is the museum director, "walking talent on a gold leash".

In "The Ex-Girlfriends Are Back From The Wilderness", she imagines old partners sloping back the past to sniff around – as they so often do, at the same time – and she is the museum director, "walking talent on a gold leash".

Although he reputedly started to draw before he could walk, his talent for music was recognized earlier than his gift for art.

There's so much talent walking around".

As sources of hires, investors are walking Rolodexes of talent, whose own success depends on knowing which firms are bleeding, which engineering teams are reeling, and which VPs are mulling a new gig.

From what I can tell, the owner-lady busted into some sort of depressing trade show stuffed with lower-tier celebrities, set up a booth and a sign and verbally molested the "talent" walking by until they agreed to take a picture with her.

Named after colonial administrator and War of 1812 General Sir Isaac Brock (not the Modest Mouse singer), Brock University has the distinct honour of being the basic bitch of Canadian universities welcoming only students adorned with the talents of walking and talking.

"I hate to see when talent walks out the door," Mr. Amoss said.

When growing any business, relationships must be cultivated from the moment new talent walks in the door, and then retained throughout their entire cycle within.

Johnny walking around Bristol University looking for talent.

(Johnny walking around Bristol University looking for talent. Footage shot by Huw Sambrook).