Possessing a wide array of talents, she performed as a featured pianist in premiere hotels and clubs along the East Coast, sang with the New York City Opera chorus, and later sold her artwork at B. Altman & Co. and New York City galleries.
Yet 1967 would end with a shudder for the Beatles and most particularly for McCartney, who expected the movie to validate the band's wide array of talents in art forms beyond the boundaries of pop music.
Countries and companies face a unique opportunity, here and now: To create a world where both women and men can bring their wide array of talents to bear on the problems of the world.
American society needed a wider array of talent and they have, in remarkable measure, met that need.
The orchestra may have to draw on a wider array of talent if it is to hold its place at the pinnacle.
Quarterback Tony Romo said the Vikings probably had the widest array of talent in the N.F.L. and noted that their home record was 8-0.
Search for a Star If you can't get enough of "American Idol" or "Star Search," a new online contest promises a wider array of talent and voting by fans.
Since 2014 she's brought a wide array of underground talent to the city through several nights she helps throw, including Blank, an underground dance showcase that's hosted heavyweights like Galcher Lustwerk and Abdulla Rashim.
Ratings for news programs are affected by a wide array of factors, including talent transitions, weakness in prime time and late night programming, and changes in consumer behaviors.
Names such as Hernán Crespo, Faustino Asprilla, Jan Aage Fjortoft and Javier Zanetti have given up their time to participate in an illustrious judging team which also comprises two head coaches and a wide array of broadcasting and journalistic talent.
