talent

Converse of object

• nurture: His idea for a school to nurture talent outside the commercial sector was first discussed in the early 1990s.
• emerge: On the Cross takes a look at the production line of emerging talent at Saints.
• songwrite: Compiled by Keith himself, this is a first look into the world of a major songwriting talent!
• showcase: A great film nonetheless showcasing the talents of gore guru Tom Savini.
• attract: The Association also works with its members to attract the top talent into the industry.

Adjective modifier

• artistic: Road safety minded youngsters are being invited to let their artistic talents shine for the chance to win a signed Preston North End shirt.
• musical: Valkyrie's musical talent first revealed itself at a similar time.
• creative: How do you nurture the nation's foremost creative talent?
• raw: I tried to is raw natural talent actual reductions in.
• vocal: Marshall combines her vocal talents with her acting background to create the Magic of the Great Divas in her exciting cabaret show.
• home-grown: Destination Scotland Scotland's first priority is to nurture and retain home-grown talent by striving to meet hopes and aspirations.

Modifies a noun

• scout: It later plays an important role by bringing many names to light through its talent scouts.
• spotter: LTA talent spotters will be on the look out for kids who possess the innate sporting potential to be a future tennis champion.
• contest: He later developed a taste for secular music and entered numerous talent contests, eventually landing a record deal with Fantasy in 1968.
• r-mo: James talent r-mo about the price receipt family size.

Noun used with modifier

• footballing: Daniel: Do your sons, Brooklyn and Romeo, show any signs of footballing talent?
• film-making: This success demonstrates the great story-telling and film-making talent that we have in the UK.
• sporting: I hope your readers will support this dinner and join me for a celebration of Welsh sporting talent on the 28th February 2004.
• singing: Compiled by: Jack Foley Q. Yet again, you're showing off your singing talents at the end of this film.
• screenwriting: The Script Factory has become one of Europe's leading development organizations working to support screenwriters by finding and developing new screenwriting talent.