talent scout
talent-spotter
talent spotter

He worked as a talent scout from 1951 to 1956.

He worked as a talent scout for them in 1986-1988.

There are no talent scouts coming out to watch our games.

At the age of 12, she was discovered by a talent scout.

A talent scout saw him, and it was off to Hollywood.

You might have been up there playing and somebody like me or a young talent scout from a record company.

We'll be depending on good talent scouts like you for many years.

Talent scouts and agents are not allowed in the building.

"So I was always on, prepared for one of these talent scouts."

He is now a talent scout for a sports agency in Chicago.

If the past is any guide, talent scouts will attend.

A talent scout discovered her while she was working in the cafe.

He was discovered by a talent scout who sent him to Hollywood.

At least one person was paying close attention: a woman in the audience who happened to be a talent scout.

Just how he became a Nixon talent scout is a mystery.

Jacobs retired in 1954 to become a talent scout for the team.

He was a kind of talent scout for potential new assassins.

Try to think of them as talent scouts from Hollywood."

These were postponed, upon being discovered by a model and talent scout.

She was discovered as a teenager by a Japanese talent scout.

Talent scouts can also use them to locate promising players.

I hope someone was watching Phillip so perhaps he gets picked up by a talent scout.

Quebec would act as a talent scout for the label until his death in 1963.

Joe Davis was an important talent scout for the label.

It is also the closest thing to a talent scouting exercise on the county art scene.