Sentence examples for becoming a support from inspiring English sources

Addressing Doyle, who had started at Winterbourne View as a kitchen pot washer before becoming a support worker, the judge said: "In a letter to me you have described your conduct as disgusting, vile and inexcusable.

With big names like eBay, Facebook, Google and craigslist all playing in the potentially winner-takes-all social networking space, Nextdoor has managed to find an audience by focusing on becoming a support group for your local neighborhood.

Previous studies in community participation in health services point to the importance of moving beyond group development to directly influence wider system decision-making, in short, to avoid consumers simply becoming a support group for each other [ 4, 6, 41].

I progressed with my career, becoming a senior support worker, deputy manager and manager at various companies, across different sectors of social work.

And as live web chats are increasingly becoming a common support technology to include on a company's website, Parature allows the option for a customer to start a live chat with a customer service rep directly from the Facebook Fan Page.

Several young men and boys will be present for the event, among them participants of the Chicago-based group "Becoming a Man," a support group for teens that the president visited on a trip to Chicago last year.

Despite her inauspicious beginnings, she dragged herself upwards, eventually becoming a self-supporting bestselling international human-rights celebrity.

Swayze was fast becoming a recognizable supporting player in mainstream US cinema – which meant being cast more often, and more prominently.

We now have proof that this bumblebee has nested and hatched young and we hope it is on the way to becoming a self supporting wild species in the UK once again".

Nor is the difficult process of becoming a couple supported by their friends; both the acid-tongued Joan and Danny's best buddy, Bernie, are determined to sabotage the burgeoning affair.

We now have proof that this bumblebee has nested and hatched young and we hope it is on the way to becoming a self supporting wild species in the UK once again.' Why it matters: Bee species in many parts of the world continue to decline due to habitat loss as flowering meadows have given way to intensively farmed land.