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Definition of talent scout in English: talent scoutnounˈtalənt ˌskaʊtˈtælən(t) ˌskaʊt A person whose job is to search for talented performers who can be employed or promoted, especially in sport and entertainment. a record company talent scout Example sentencesExamples - The role will involve spreading good practice ideas around the BBC's 39 Local Radio stations in England, developing shared events and acting as a talent scout.
- In 1982, Fei was discovered by a talent scout and entered the entertainment industry.
- Their spotting by a talent scout was the beginning of the big time.
- Dumby's spectacular football prowess has been spotted by a city talent scout, which sets up the need for him to win Best Player in the final against a much stronger team.
- Every now and then, a talent scout from one of the galleries in NYC would come down and see if they could find their next celebrity for the art world.
- If you were a talent scout you'd have his youngster on the top of your list until you realised he turns 31 in August.
- Most of the players were recommended by a club coach, a talent scout or a high school coach.
- At the age of 15 he was spotted by a talent scout for Leeds United and signed up, along with 10 others, by new manager Don Revie.
- With his sixth goal of the season and another bristling performance, the 24-year-old striker continues to work wonders for Berti Vogts' reputation as a competent talent scout.
- Still a competitor, he branched out into fitness modeling after a talent scout noticed him training in a gym.
- When a talent scout saw the unfinished revolving restaurant crowning Schilthorn peak he proclaimed: ‘This is it!’
- She didn't say anything about being found by a talent scout in 10th grade and starring on several TV shows before making it big as a singer.
- She sang any chance she could get and was eventually discovered by a talent scout while singing in a club in Philadelphia.
- The decision proved fortuitous when his show at the Red Lion was caught by a talent scout from Reprise, who signed him to the label.
- He was handpicked by a talent scout who saw he had what it takes to appear in the show.
- I really can't be bothered to get all dressy for school, though Tahlia tells me I should in case a talent scout is around.
- He began his career running discos before becoming a talent scout for a record company.
- In 1953 a talent scout for Columbia Pictures noticed him in a Broadway play and Lemmon began his Hollywood career.
- A talent scout for Stars in Their Eyes hears him and offers him a spot.
- Benny Chen, a singer-and-actor from Taiwan, stepped into show business because a talent scout found that Chen closely resembled Leslie Cheung and he persuaded Chen to try his luck.
Synonyms talent spotter, recruiter
Definition of talent scout in US English: talent scoutnounˈtalən(t) ˌskoutˈtælən(t) ˌskaʊt A person whose job is to search for talented performers who can be employed or promoted, especially in sports and entertainment. Example sentencesExamples - Every now and then, a talent scout from one of the galleries in NYC would come down and see if they could find their next celebrity for the art world.
- Still a competitor, he branched out into fitness modeling after a talent scout noticed him training in a gym.
- He began his career running discos before becoming a talent scout for a record company.
- Their spotting by a talent scout was the beginning of the big time.
- In 1982, Fei was discovered by a talent scout and entered the entertainment industry.
- She sang any chance she could get and was eventually discovered by a talent scout while singing in a club in Philadelphia.
- At the age of 15 he was spotted by a talent scout for Leeds United and signed up, along with 10 others, by new manager Don Revie.
- He was handpicked by a talent scout who saw he had what it takes to appear in the show.
- I really can't be bothered to get all dressy for school, though Tahlia tells me I should in case a talent scout is around.
- The decision proved fortuitous when his show at the Red Lion was caught by a talent scout from Reprise, who signed him to the label.
- When a talent scout saw the unfinished revolving restaurant crowning Schilthorn peak he proclaimed: ‘This is it!’
- Dumby's spectacular football prowess has been spotted by a city talent scout, which sets up the need for him to win Best Player in the final against a much stronger team.
- In 1953 a talent scout for Columbia Pictures noticed him in a Broadway play and Lemmon began his Hollywood career.
- Benny Chen, a singer-and-actor from Taiwan, stepped into show business because a talent scout found that Chen closely resembled Leslie Cheung and he persuaded Chen to try his luck.
- If you were a talent scout you'd have his youngster on the top of your list until you realised he turns 31 in August.
- The role will involve spreading good practice ideas around the BBC's 39 Local Radio stations in England, developing shared events and acting as a talent scout.
- A talent scout for Stars in Their Eyes hears him and offers him a spot.
- She didn't say anything about being found by a talent scout in 10th grade and starring on several TV shows before making it big as a singer.
- With his sixth goal of the season and another bristling performance, the 24-year-old striker continues to work wonders for Berti Vogts' reputation as a competent talent scout.
- Most of the players were recommended by a club coach, a talent scout or a high school coach.
Synonyms talent spotter, recruiter
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