Sentences with phrase «for young prodigies»

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Kids could learn Bach on tiny violins and cellos at absurdly young ages, sounding like prodigies by listening to CDs for two hours a day.

It's been revealed today that youth talent Chuba Akpom is set for a loan move away, whilst fellow young prodigy Ismael Bennacer may be following in his footsteps.

And to top off a great week, Chuba Akpom found the net on his England U21 debut, and our young prodigy Serge Gnabry scored for the Germany U21s in a 6 - 0 rout of the Faroe Islands.

And Koz was a 30 million pound young prodigy playing for PSG when Wenger scooped him up?Your logic for passing on VVD is based on the tiresome rehetoric that he isnt WC or Arsenal quality.

The young Chilean prodigy showed his knack for goal scoring as well as great composure for his second.

Understandably, everyone in the football is very excited to see what this young prodigy can go on to become for both club and country.

The youngest ever player to captain a side in the Champions League, it's quite evident that Rúben Neves has been groomed to be something of a prodigy since he first made his way through the Porto academy, debuting at the tender age of 17 and becoming the youngest ever goalscorer for the club he holds dearest to his heart.

but it does attract the attention of Franklin Storm (Reg E. Cathey), a brilliant scientist who recruits these prodigies for the Baxter Foundation, a government research institute for brilliant young people.

Thankfully his directorial debut «Searching for Bobby Fischer,» largely avoids the latter (aside from the odd overegged moment) and delivers a genuinely heartwarming story of a young chess prodigy growing up in the shadow of the great Bobby Fischer's disappearance, and the choice he has to make between chess and, well, everything else.

Some are prodigies, kids as young as 10 bashing out Rachmaninov, others have more love for music than talent: one particular middle - aged lady makes jokes about her tone - deafness which almost makes her devotion all the more impressive.

Tonya (Margot Robbie), a young skating prodigy grew up in an unstable household with a monster of a mother, LaVona (Alison Janney), married an abusive man, Jeff Gillooly (Sebastian Stan) and lost everything she ever worked for in an incident that made her a household name for all the wrong reasons.

Clark Gregg will direct from his screenplay the noir fable about a loser agent for young actors - and washed - up child star himself - who stumbles upon a brilliant 13 - year - old prodigy (played by newcomer Saxon Sharbino) and then tries to close the mega-deal that will make her a star while managing her drunk volatile father, the poaching attempts of a more successful nemesis and a growing awareness that his innocent young starlet may not be at all what she seems.

While the story in Whiplash seems rather straightforward at first - a young musical prodigy is noticed by a prestigious jazz band teacher, who brings him in to improve and hone him - it doesn't take long for things to start twisting and turning.

There was a rage for female trance speaking at that time and men of substance were combing the provinces for attractive young women to grace their parlors with prodigies of clairvoyance.

Lucy McKenzie enjoys a massive international following for her wide range of work, which is all the more impressive considering that she first emerged in the art world as a young prodigy, being chosen by artists Peter Doig and Roy Arden as winner of EASTinternational's East Award in 1999 at the age of only 22.