Sentence examples for wave of talent from inspiring English sources

Martinez did what Sanchez-Vicario could not: fend off the next wave of talent.

"There's always a second expansive wave of talent that comes in to take part," he said.

In the 1990s the theatre nurtured a new wave of talent, including Sarah Kane, Martin McDonagh and Mark Ravenhill.

Ms. de la Parra, a 27-year-old Mexican, is part of a new wave of talent from Latin America.

The Indians should score but will struggle on the mound as they wait for a new wave of talent to mature.

Although they were expected to be washed away by the new wave of talent, both have proved to be surprisingly resistant to erosion.

In order to understand how this next wave of talents is pushing the sound in new and exciting directions, we meet DJ Jayhood-the self-proclaimed king of booty bounce music, a sparse-yet-catchy form of Jersey Club that has been further popularized by artists like Mike Gip and Kayy Drizz.

Wake Forest has both, with waves of talent to surround the talented point guard Chris Paul (14.9 points a game last season).

"And it's like they was just sending waves and waves and waves of talent at you.

"These people are almost obsessed with moving back, in waves of talent, with their skills -- business, entrepreneurial, educational, medical".

There have been only two major waves of talent since the original New Yorker artists brought the magazine into the modern age.