| I am a firm believer that good things happen when talented people get together and work hard. |
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| Meanwhile, next up for the talented tennis ace is a trip to Florida where he has been invited to the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy. |
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| It started with lots of great singing and dancing from some very talented actors and actresses. |
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| Several of his less talented colleagues, I'm told, protested vehemently when they heard the glad tidings. |
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| The play is a thriller about the talented Mr Tom Ripley who is a master of deceit and disguise. |
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| However, since football is now a 16-man game, he can bring on talented substitutes if plan A is not working. |
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| But dad, won't the economy falter if there's not an abundance of talented people? |
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| The family is very strong in this country and a lot of the talented kids are driven by the fact they want to help their family to better things. |
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| The warm temperatures and surplus of talented winemakers makes this the most likely platform from which Viognier can launch. |
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| Each of you wasted a person who was infinitely more talented than you, and for what? |
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| However talented dancer that she is, she soon became a dance and drama teacher at the school. |
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| Adamson's Feste sings well and impresses as a talented professional court jester, but misses the deeper, darker tones of the part. |
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| At intervals throughout the show are astounding displays of gymnastics and acrobatics by talented women artistes. |
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| Venetia Williams' eight-year-old has been lightly raced this season, but is a very talented mare in this company. |
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| Each one of the actors and actresses assuming the roles of the cats are tremendously talented singers and dancers. |
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| There is such a great diverse and talented pack of bands here in the Twin Cities. |
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| Smith was a talented violinist herself and joined what is now the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra as a professional musician. |
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| He was an exceptionally well-mannered and polite lad and a very talented cricketer. |
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| There is not a lot of talent jumping out at any new manager or selectors but what we do have is a lot of talented players of the same like. |
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| The audience found themselves in awe and admiration of a truly remarkable and talented cast. |
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| Cornelius, however, admits that failure to score from penalty corners is a cause for worry in the absence of the talented Jugraj Singh. |
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| So, without further ado, a very sincere homage to the talented and much-missed Mr. King. |
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| Of course it helped that he was starring in a whip-smart black comedy and is supported by a round of other talented actors. |
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| During my spa visit, I had the opportunity to talk with the lovely and talented esthetician. |
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| In 1959 he scored four straight kayos two of which were over rugged Joe Shaw and talented Al Andrews. |
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| They're a talented group of musicians with an obvious passion for their music and a goal in mind that is not too far out of reach. |
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| Four talented youngsters from Bolton are reaching for the stars after winning the first leg of an X-Factor style contest. |
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| The Walton whizz-kid, tipped to be the most talented on the UK skate scene, was talent-spotted at the resort's skatepark three years ago. |
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| I began to wish that he had just taken this same group of talented actors and fashioned a collective creation out of whole cloth. |
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| Indeed the main award of the night went to the young and talented Alan Betson of The Irish Times. |
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| I am writing to object, in the strongest possible terms, to the firing of the luminously talented writer from your agony column. |
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| Fresh off a successful concert on Saturday night, the talented Maria Dunn is keyed up about two gigs she has this weekend. |
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| Tabby is a very talented entertainer and he has bright future ahead on stage. |
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| The mayor and his top aides are talented people who do their best as they see it. |
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| A kick-boxing instructor is appealing for help to raise cash so talented youngsters can compete in a European contest. |
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| The Jets were in cracking form and simply too powerful, too quick and too talented in all departments. |
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| He was also an extremely talented song writer and while in Ballina he wrote and recorded several records with the band. |
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| They are a talented team with a varied brand of footballing skill and know-how. |
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| So often the kids who were very, very talented, whose parents kvelled over them night and day are the ones who can't succeed. |
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| The talented Crimson Tide will find direction and purpose under new coach Dennis Franchione. |
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| The all-day event, called Northern Connections, will be suitably rounded off with an evening concert by the talented troop. |
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| Considering your long reign on the screen what made you stand out when there were many actresses who were as beautiful and talented? |
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| He was a talented all-rounder, bowling his leg breaks off a very long run up. |
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| I got to know the talented and beautiful Israeli-born Yemenite singer during her visits to Tokyo. |
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| The energetic pair also include remixes by four close and talented friends. |
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| The brothers were amazingly talented and successful, but only within the limits prescribed by their segregated society. |
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| Each Loss Leader is divinely packaged, having been designed at no little expense by our latently talented art department. |
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| You are amongst the most experienced and talented political observers and analysts as well as governor. |
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| But my experience with talented people is that many are lazy and unwilling to work hard to nourish their talent. |
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| A talented actress who has only been treading the boards for a year could be picked to join the cast of a highly-acclaimed West End musical. |
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| And no one has special powers of any sort, although of course everyone is super talented and resourceful. |
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| We offer the best print quality tattoo flash from extremely talented and award winning artists. |
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| His fans like to point out his immense natural talent and I agree, he is very talented. |
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| She recalled to mind the soft lilt in his voice as he reassured her of how beautiful and talented she was. |
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| After all, if a kid is talented at five, odds-on they will still be talented ten years down the line. |
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| Their success is built on a batting line-up that will surely go down as one of the most talented to have graced a field. |
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| This very talented local rock band gave a brilliant performance playing new and old favorites. |
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| It's also great fun listening out for all the dinkum Aussie accents amongst the talented cast. |
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| Step one is his novel, a hilarious romp intended to remind readers that the comic neurotic is also a talented writer. |
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| In spite of the loss, Waterloo must look to next season with optimism, especially given the talented young players who were rookies this season. |
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| It's a bit ropey sometimes but we're all very committed and confident, just not very talented. |
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| He was a talented man whose ability covered his politics, his academic work, the arts and music. |
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| Teaching creative writing is an art form that must be reserved for those who are talented. |
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| He particularly encourages talented college rowers to think about joining the Blue Squad. |
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| He was brought up in Trowbridge and was a talented athlete and sportsman at school. |
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| The young singer comes from a very talented musical family and everyone wishes her the best of luck on Sunday. |
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| The firm attributes its success to a talented staff and an open culture that honors individual creativity and nurtures teamwork. |
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| What a match, what a turnaround and what a scintillating performance by this brave, audacious and talented Welsh team. |
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| Although talented, he was always a difficult colleague, proud, tactless, short-tempered, and easily offended. |
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| This talented side have a remarkable success rate this season which augurs well for football in the club over the coming years. |
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| This council has a clear commitment to the education of gifted and talented pupils. |
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| Yet Leigh youngsters are as talented as young people anywhere else in the country. |
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| They have a rich seam of talented players and have the ambition to succeed as a whole. |
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| They have a lot of respect now, and all the bands on the label are unique and talented. |
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| The displays have grown out of a series of interviews with talented local folk. |
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| Big-hitting young forward is raw but very talented and has a big future ahead of him. |
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| There is a very talented tier of young executives hungry for success and on the way up. |
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| His input is great and he's a talented young player with a big future ahead of him. |
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| I feel privileged to help such a talented sportsman on the path to becoming a world champion. |
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| This year the team will run two young and talented drivers who are both aiming for the title. |
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| He was a very talented musician and he was a pleasure to be with in the studio. |
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| He is inordinately proud of his troupe and relishes being around the young and talented. |
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| He was also a very talented artist and had had some of his paintings exhibited. |
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| He is the most talented young English player around and as such he is under the microscope. |
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| He devised a television show that would allow talented home cooks to compete for a prize. |
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| The group of talented young musicians wowed crowds with a series of classical and pop tunes. |
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| This was a period when a number of talented young players started coming through. |
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| The many talented software developers in those countries should be given a fair chance. |
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| We are on the lookout for the most talented young poets in our region's schools. |
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| Offering the most welcoming stage for the talented, the city with equal sangfroid accepts the misery of millions who fail to flourish. |
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| The award ceremony was a lively affair with music supplied by talented guitarists. |
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| He is a talented young Sardinian chef with the same deep-rooted passion and instinctive feeling for food. |
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| The talented team of lighting, stage and sound technicians are tasked with bringing to life the first ever performances in the Orangery. |
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| It's a fantastic tune, and really, whatever your thoughts of the man now, he really was peerlessly talented back in the day. |
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| Additional assistance is provided by some of the most talented and well known mandolinists playing today. |
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| The drivers are extremely talented and are working in vehicles, built in Lancashire to our own specifications, that are extremely manoeuvrable. |
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| A talented young outfit who boast bags of ability and an enthusiasm to match. |
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| The 17-year-old is committed to her Maoritanga and a fluent te reo speaker, as well as a talented artist often focusing on Maori themes. |
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| Perhaps today's keepers, marginally less talented, are victims of the times in which they live. |
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| The idea is not to scout for talented cricketers for the Indian women's team but to make women come out of their homes and play the game. |
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| To the Balinese, being singled out as particularly talented in the arts would be a source of embarrassment rather than pride. |
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| Rarely has any one ball club been stockpiled with such a talented group of young rookie prospects. |
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| Born in Britain in 1919, Fonteyn was considered one of the most talented ballerinas of the twentieth century. |
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| He done it in Italy with Udinese and Parma, and topped the scorers charts so there is definitely a talented marksman within him. |
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| Consistent with his generous heart, the talented Teuton is quick to credit others with his improvements. |
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| One reason stars become stars is that they are highly talented and charismatic. |
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| There have been a lot of talented singers on the program over the last two seasons. |
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| She is phenomenally talented and really must not be missed by any serious theatregoer. |
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| The masthead remained strong, a collection of talented mid-career journalists and promising young reporters who shared a genuine camaraderie. |
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| They and the rest of our talented Editorial Advisory Board are listed on the masthead and on our new website. |
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| He became a deeply spiritual person who was also a profound thinker and a talented writer. |
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| Capetonians can support the talented young matriculant by attending her free show and by voting for her online. |
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| Anyway, be that as it may, I thought he was the most talented man on Earth. |
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| Hence, the need of the hour is a school for our youth and talented players to congregate and learn the basics and the skills of the sport. |
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| You see, he's a talented and driven composer and director who loathes mediocrity above everything else. |
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| If you are all thumbs when it comes to your hair ask a talented friend or your favorite stylist to help you achieve this style. |
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| He seems a genuinely good person, humble and self-effacing, and he's a talented actor and filmmaker. |
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| A quality that is common between all of the successful artists is that they are talented, driven and self-motivated individuals. |
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| That talented tickler of the ivories will present fans with a soothing concert of organ music on Saturday. |
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| The band are highly energetic, unique and lots of fun, not to mention very talented. |
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| Companies that can manage talent well will find that talented people beat a path to their door. |
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| But he's also a talented sportsman, playing competitive cricket at a senior level in England. |
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| He was also talented musically, singing and playing the tin whistle being some of his favourite pastimes. |
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| The talented multi instrumentalist can play anything from a piano to a didgeridoo to a tin whistle. |
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| She is much more than a tip-top coach, getting excellent results, her young talented gymnasts feel she is a mum, too. |
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| But I do know good music from bad music, and I can tell the difference between talented musicians and tone-deaf wannabes with no sense of rhythm. |
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| The Bucks still are infuriating, but they are talented enough offensively to scare the bejabbers out of anyone. |
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| Robert is a talented golfer and will likely figure at the top of the ranks next season. |
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| They will need to be on their mettle again to hold out the talented Stars attack. |
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| The talented dancer will have the world's gaze on her when she becomes one of the torch-bearers carrying the Olympic flame through London. |
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| To honor you, we have arranged a performance by a middlingly talented practitioner of a genre of music that you have little to no interest in. |
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| Anna is also a talented athlete who can turn to many track and field events. |
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| Sam seems to have been an exquisite survivor, a charming shape-shifter, a talented and highly successful magician, acrobat and showman. |
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| For the most part they were young, extremely talented and well educated, their heads full of newly minted, ambitious visions. |
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| Regarded as one of the most talented players in history, he shone at Manchester United, where he was top scorer for six consecutive seasons. |
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| He has gone from talented youngster with a few tricks up his sleeve to a quality all-round midfielder who has shone at the highest level. |
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| For every successful cartoonist who makes it big, there are thousands of other equally talented artists that go completely unrecognized. |
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| The 2004 line-up looks even more impressive and top of the bill are two very talented singer-songwriters. |
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| He was the second oldest of nine children born to John and Mary Ann Quinn, a shoemaker and a talented dressmaker respectively. |
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| Holland is arguably the most talented team in the competition after France, but the Oranje are far from a shoo-in. |
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| The shifting set apart, the director Joe Dowling eschews any tricksiness, instead concentrating on making the most of his talented cast. |
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| There was encouraging but short-lived support for input from successful and talented business people. |
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| With Ted, we've bred a staff of really talented mixers who are technically astute with the format. |
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| It sounds more like a fantastic mix tape by one talented DJ for an underground party. |
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| Being a talented man of many resources, John Stamm is well known for the manufacture of patent medicine or bitters. |
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| The Society has assembled a talented cast and production team for this bright and tuneful musical comedy. |
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| For years it seemed this talented tunesmith would continue to carry the torch for genuinely genius grunge guitar pop. |
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| The film doesn't take itself too seriously, but draws on raw emotion and features a talented ensemble cast. |
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| He explains that it's neither easy nor cheap to cast talented actors for just a small number of scenes. |
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| The monument was erected on September 12 1993 and is a memorial to the talented performer who lived and worked in the area. |
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| Every superhero has an origin story and this talented twosome is no exception. |
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| The talented youngsters are two-time Dolphin Award winners in the youth category, and they promise to deliver a night of great music. |
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| It's amazing that such a talented actor is so strongly typecast and can only secure sidekick roles. |
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| He won't be very pleased about being marked down but someone as talented as him will treat it as a minor blip. |
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| Though undeniably talented, Martin exhibits a hesitant sense of what separates the singingly oral from the stodgily ordinary. |
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| He's a truly talented bloke and it's such a shame that nobody who matters has picked up on his brilliance. |
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| He's surrounded by a talented and highly motivated team led by crew chief John Stewart. |
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| In that school there was a real division between the boarders and the day students, but I knew him as a very talented singer and keyboard player. |
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| Sheehan is a Carnival regular, a multi talented musician with a great sense of wit. |
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| He is undoubtedly talented and his songs can be endearing even in their shameless mushiness. |
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| He is, without doubt, the most talented musician I have ever had the pleasure of seeing. |
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| In the old days, a talented brass musician would often be given a job at Rowntree's purely to play in the band. |
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| Is it time to worry that the respected and talented musician is losing his skills? |
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| A talented player is often overshadowed by a future Hall of Famer on his own team, and an otherwise noteworthy performance may go unheralded. |
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| Eagles coaches did not call a single bootleg or quarterback draw for the most talented QB runner in the sport. |
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| This unprepossessing, humble and exceptionally talented tenor has been hailed as the greatest living tenor in the world today. |
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| Baseball history bulges with hundreds of other bounders, knaves, and lunatics who were not anywhere near as talented. |
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| More importantly, however, it sounds like a fantastic debut album by a boundless and frighteningly talented band. |
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| She's neat, organised, intelligent, motivated, good natured and talented across all arenas. |
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| For a crop of talented, but untried and inexperienced teenagers he became the man they looked up to above all others. |
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| We also noted that we would be unwise to conclude from these events that Casanova was exceptionally talented or clever. |
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| This new competition focuses on up-and-coming talented young players in the brass band world. |
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| As talented executives and managers graduate to larger leadership roles, they vacate positions that need to be filled by equally gifted people. |
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| They are all very talented musicians as well as songsmiths and pulled the songs off almost effortlessly. |
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| This talented group of local musicians and songwriters will perform covers as well as their own compositions. |
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| It was no feat of fortune-telling to predict a bright future for these talented singers. |
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| He was a brilliant navigator, a talented cartographer and a relatively humane captain by the standards of his time. |
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| What do you need beyond talented performers and strong, unvarnished texts? |
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| This sensational third novel in her Neapolitan series is a reminder that she is one of the most talented writers working today. |
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| Lars von Trier, the terribly talented Danish provocateur, is quite a character. |
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| He seemed such a beautiful and troubled person, so talented, I'm glad I learnt that he was also a fantastic artist as well as lyricist and song writer. |
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| Literary blogger Harriet Post takes notice, and immediately attempts to track down his clearly very talented ghostwriter. |
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| After being separated from his family, the talented rat, named Remy, eventually washes up in the Mecca of haute cuisine, Paris. |
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| The talented Spanish director is methodically building a character study. |
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| To young and talented Russians seeking political changes in the country, the new campaign by nashi is a bad sign. |
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| My immediate chief was a lieutenant Colonel Verne L. Bowers, clearly picked out by Eisenhower as a highly talented staff officer. |
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| She was a talented artist, but was unsatisfied with her own work. |
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| I think I started at the age of seven, encouraged by my talented father. |
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| But colleagues insist he is smart, resourceful, talented, and terrifically hard-working. |
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| The federal government spent a Lotta money training me to be a very, very talented and capable aviator. |
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| If you can do that, you can find the key to unlock the brightness of the student and can probably gift the world with one of its best talented inhabitants. |
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| Should it not deserve our attention if our talented students drop out of schools due to paucity of funds or child labour while our elite perform repeated umrahs and hajjs? |
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| He is an extremely talented man but he has the tragic flaw of hubris. |
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| They're both fine talented footballers and while their match fitness might need a bit of sharpening up, it's great to have them back on the panel. |
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| Gathering veterans noted a focus on showcasing talented younger poets and musicians. |
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| It will surely be easy for one as talented as yourself, mademoiselle. |
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| Today, talented young people want to be in Silicon Valley or silicon alley or the next Hewlett-Packard garage. |
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| While touring the country, she encountered a talented singer from Macon who flirted with her. |
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| She was a talented rhythmic gymnast who took home a silver medal at the 2004 Junior Olympics. |
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| I think he's a moderately talented Dave Matthews knockoff who relies on his baby face and oh-so-sensitive balladry to appeal to the screaming-teenage-girl audience. |
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| And they made a substantial change, like moving talented malcontent Raul Mondesi to Toronto and getting in return Shawn Green, whom everyone sees as a superstar in waiting. |
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| Gray was a talented jazzman with a keen understanding of musical nuance. |
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| I grant that he's a talented writer, but I just don't find his books very interesting. |
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| Before computers entered the mainstream, talented programmers were rare. |
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| Everybody that touched that show was so talented and soulful and generous as people and performers. |
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| Both are tremendously talented, smart leaders who have built careers failing, adapting, and then succeeding. |
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| He was one of a handful of amazingly talented people whose efforts helped define what it is that we today, call stand-up comedy. |
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| In but a few minutes, we were introduced to the object of Justin's amorous display, the gorgeous and talented Linda Fairstein. |
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| The talented musician is being held at the 71st Precinct in Brooklyn and due to be arraigned Thursday morning. |
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| He is an immensely talented quarterback who has dedicated his entire life to athletic excellence and discipline. |
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| She was a talented singer, and after graduating high school in Aurora she enrolled at Denver Community College to study music. |
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| Mitchell especially disdained women artists, talented or not, whom she deemed insufficiently macho, boozing, and brawling. |
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| All these talented chefs are graduating from these old-guard kitchens and branching out and the market is saturated. |
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| Where we landed was a mix of humor, celebrity, really talented video bloggers, and a cadre of digital partnerships. |
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| Without overshadowing his talented counterparts, Cedar commands the stage with a meticulous mix of stoicism and candor. |
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| Leo Luhan considered himself a talented composer of the soundtrack of his life. |
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| They reveal him as a talented cartoonist and caricaturist, reminiscent of Ralph Steadman and Edward Gorey. |
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| My roommate, a talented musician and mathematician, gave up the cello and took a job as an investment banker. |
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| For a man this talented, innovation should be a walk in the park. |
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| Learning in the traditional classroom could be an absorbingly interesting experience only if there is a talented and dedicated teacher who cares for children. |
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| Their players undoubtedly possess pedigree, but now football's blue bloods must pass the biggest test so far, that of the stubborn, talented Irish. |
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| The two talented locals qualified for the competition finals following their successful participation in the recent Leinster finals in Rathcormac. |
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| We will never know why these talented artists chose to portray these particular scenes or how they got so close to the maneless, pride-dwelling lions. |
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| Bands were not meant to be blueprinted and created according to plan, they are supposed to be a group of talented people whose chemistry together leads to brilliant records. |
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| Often, at pedagogy conferences, we witness prodigiously talented fourteen-year-olds taking a master lesson in huge pieces like Prokofiev sonatas or Chopin scherzos. |
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| The Group included social studies and history teachers, a school library media specialist and a teacher who works with academically talented middle schoolers. |
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| Some very talented so and so must have worked on this season's hit collections, but the Italian fashion giant is keeping shtum about their identity. |
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| The talented youngster first put on skates when he was five. |
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| He is also a talented musician with an outstanding tenor voice. |
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| Hyman says his pupil, whom he claims to be the most naturally talented runner he's ever worked with, is settling in and running outstandingly in the States. |
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| Bawer is quite plainly a talented writer, but he is also tricksy, and he has a tendency to overload what are often perfectly valid points with debatable stylistic flourishes. |
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| His unique teaching style gained him the admiration and affection of the many talented undergraduate and graduate students who were attracted to his lectures and seminars. |
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| The program is led by an unsurpassably talented group of science advisors, whose jobs are much more complex than the program's simple elements might imply. |
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| Europe is where it's at, home of the UEFA Champions' League, a powerbase for the game globally, and a workplace for the planet's most talented players. |
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| A talented horse whisperer, she takes comfort in being around horses. |
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| But as others explained, even talented whistlers often choose the tool to avoid putting fingers made grimy by farm work anywhere near their mouth. |
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| It has been scrimshawed and carved by the hand of this talented carver. |
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| For a few short weeks, precious white truffles from Italy are being air-freighted in and dropped into the hands of talented chefs across the city. |
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| Our staff was a lot of talented young guys mixed with a few veterans. |
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| She is a talented singer and musician and she works very hard at it. |
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| That's what Ranieri the player was like, constantly banging away at something until he succeeded, without caring whether more talented people succeeded on the first attempt. |
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| Its application is an art, not a science, resulting in an endless variety of brick appearances achieved at the talented hands of masons and creative architects. |
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| Some of the most talented artists in the area belong to this group and I would encourage anyone with an interest to go along to see the formidable talent for themself. |
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| Teams as talented as Penn State only get massacred on a regular basis if they quit playing hard, and they only quit playing hard if they no longer fear their coach. |
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| This is, stripped bare, a classic romantic comedy, given a barbed edge by the precociously talented Anderson, whose presence lends the film its refreshingly unique style. |
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| A talented winemaker whose drinking wine of the moment is Shiraz, Debbie has a clear idea about the wine that she likes to produce and the wine she likes to drink. |
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| James Drinkall is definitely unavailable, so Alex Mathie and Joe Connor come back into the reckoning, while Brown could add a few of the club's talented juniors to the squad. |
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| As Part Two evinced, Paine was much more than a talented popularizer of advanced ideas, a megaphone for the enlightenment project against kingcraft, lordcraft and priestcraft. |
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| Just because a kids' show has crummy visuals doesn't mean that it can't still be entertaining, as long as talented writers and showrunners are in control. |
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| The playoffs are no time to be clever by benching your most talented players because they have bad matchups and start experimenting with mediocre players in good matchups. |
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| They were extraordinary, skating without helmets or knee pads, invading empty swimming pools like backstreet bandits, brave and single-minded and uniquely talented. |
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| As talented as guitarist Seim and drummer Hill are, the type of math rock they purvey has been done by bands both better and worse many times over. |
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| But because pop-culture enthusiasts have woefully short memories, we too often forget that Diaz is a talented actress. |
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| All too often, what that means is levelling skills down rather than encouraging the most talented players to forge ahead and realise their potential. |
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| Whilst at first the Shakespearean tongue was hard to handle the talented young actors soon grasped it and are set to wow the audience come show time. |
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| This addiction did not prevent these talented jazz musicians from producing beautifully imaginative and melodic reinventions of popular show tunes and jazz standards. |
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| Gareth is immensely talented and has the X factor by the bucketful. |
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| He said the death of a talented fashion designer was an untimely tragedy. |
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| Here you have someone who is obviously a talented politician and he can't be allowed to run for higher office because of the prejudices of a bunch of medieval lamebrains. |
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| She's very talented and she's definitely going to land on her feet. |
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| There is honest emotion and talented musicianship displayed here. |
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| A talented designer knows how to selectively insert graphics into a Web page to enhance and give greater meaning to the copy without it looking like a three-ring circus. |
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| Dave, the weirdly talented man who can make anagrams out of anything, honored me by conducting a fake interview in which all the answers are anagrams of my name. |
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| Well, a bear can juggle and stand on a ball and he's talented, but he's not famous. |
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| The elastically talented Amy Poehler will likely surprise us one day by winning serious acclaim. |
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| They boarded at Kirkham Grammar School and, ever since they left, talented youngsters have been following what is now a well worn path to Heywood Road. |
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| An innately talented midfielder with a sweet left foot and sharp brain, Dillon's slightness of stature is perhaps the only thing that prevents him making it at a higher level. |
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| And these are not slow learners trying to catch up with their classmates but talented pupils eager to extend their breadth of knowledge about their chosen subject. |
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| To me, this seemed to be a country that was overflowing with interesting, smart, enormously talented people. |
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| He is one of the most underrated rockers of the 20th century, an enormously talented musician whose misfortunes have completely eclipsed his importance in modern music. |
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| He might have been the lifework of a talented sculptor, and was, beyond question, the best-looking object ever to grace the sorry interior of the Singing Chicken. |
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| Now, here is a sweet taste of the South from one of our most prolific and talented writers. |
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| Congratulations and thank you to all those talented actors, musicians and movie makers involved for such an emotionally stirring and historical event. |
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| Entrance into most preparation programs has been determined by self-selection, with half-hearted screening and little outreach to talented individuals. |
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| Indeed, one talented young girl, Selina Ebatarinja, moves between both, trying her hand at linocut prints before returning to her reading and writing. |
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| It targets talented Year 10 students with an aptitude for enterprise. |
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| Experts said the talented footballer either fell off his bike and was hit, or purposely threw himself off it when he spotted the car bearing down on him. |
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| There are tremendously talented journalists today, and they must operate in a faster-paced, multimedia environment. |
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| My mother was not only a talented seamstress but handy with tools. |
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| As talented vocal impressionists, they spoofed many identifiable targets, including rambling elder Jamaican characters, rap artists and smooth-talking Lotharios. |
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| She is reported to have been talented and respected, with aspirations of becoming a concert pianist. |
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| He's not the most talented player on the team, but he always hustles. |
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| Some of the newer members include a tres player, double bassist, percussionists and singers plus a very talented young pianist, Rolando Luna. |
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| Our young and talented crew was compiled of friends and fellow classmates. |
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| Highly talented players can take seemingly routine approach shots on the run and turn them into disguised drop shots. |
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| And coaches, scouts, and other recruiters can become aware of talented players who are graded using the BPS system. |
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| Head Edward Halse praised hard-working and talented pupils, diligent and expert staff and supportive and encouraging parents. |
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| She went on to become a loving mother, talented cook, homemaker, craftswoman and generous friend to many. |
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| North Carolina was supposed to be too big, talented and versatile, and at times the Tar Heels lived up to their pregame billing. |
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| Two talented North-East footballers have reached the national final of a keepy-uppy competition. |
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| Jessica Harrington, meanwhile, is looking forward to a tilt at the Oaks with talented filly Siren's Song. |
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| Jason was also a talented League of Ireland soccer player who was touted to go abroad and an international basketballer. |
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| She was a talented craftswoman who enjoyed crocheting, knitting and painting. |
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| A few years ago, my channel-hopping son chanced upon a TV station which fuelled a jewellery-making fire in my talented spouse. |
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| The colt looked hugely talented as he pulled four lengths clear of Contributer to score in great style under Ryan Moore. |
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| Part rapper and part singer, she's beautiful, talented, swaggy, and fluent in English due to a youth spent in international schools. |
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| But Cameron's reshuffle also saw some talented middle-aged men sacrificed to make way for less talented but telegenic younger women. |
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| But it is all a walk in the park for talented Sandy Armstrong, now a wellloved sight in the Holme Valley for his fearless unicycling efforts. |
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| We have a talented and dedicated team in Downers Grove and hope that many of them will decide to make the move to Memphis. |
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| The cancer and the ensuing vulvectomy link the professor with a young, charismatic and talented surgeon. |
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