Australian label Sweat It Out! has a knack for breaking young artists, having nurtured the careers of acts like RÜFÜS, Motez, and What So Not while always channeling the feel-good vibrations of their home continent.
Al Qaeda's leaders — a predominantly Arab group of Egyptians, Saudis and Yemenis, as well as other nationalities like Uzbeks — for years have nurtured ties to Pakistani militant groups like the Taliban operating in the mountains of Pakistan.
Third, our publicly funded not-for-profit theatre has nurtured our great actors.
Awaiting him is his stern mother, who for 17 years has nurtured hatred for the man she believes murdered her husband and is bent on having her son avenge his father's death.
It's the kind of news that brings mixed feelings: on the one hand, one feels for Yorkshire who have nurtured his talent for years; on the other, if the all-rounder is to make the most of his undoubted talents, he needs to be regularly playing more than just T20 cricket.
He was happy for Sabathia and Lee, whom the Indians had nurtured for years.
For Bratton — who had nurtured his imagination, adored his art and been his biggest fan — it was the confirmation she never needed: in football or in art, he would surpass her expectations.
Although the avid market for craft beer has nurtured the growth of boutique brewing operations in New York, most of the barley and hops used to make that beer is imported from Europe or elsewhere in the United States.
When he was a young boy in America, he used to listen to the songs of Hair a lot and for years he has nurtured hopes of directing his interpretation.
For instance, many were puzzled by a recent decision to close the school's state-financed program that for 11 years has nurtured dozens of start-up businesses -- even before the financing was expected to dry up in June with the planned elimination of the state science and technology commission.
