Sentence examples for from the guidance of from inspiring English sources

Mujica thus became the latest Cardinals pitcher to benefit from the guidance of catcher Yadier Molina.

He has benefited from the guidance of Lawrie Sanchez, who has joined the club as a consultant.

Robbins intended this "ballet in silence" to sever viewers from the guidance of music, to make us watch rather than listen.

He participated in a "psychological autopsy" in an attempt to understand the suicide, and benefited from the guidance of other psychiatrists at the hospital who had had similar experiences.

Twelve years later, Les Bleus needed fresher blood, players who ignored fear – but who would benefit from the guidance of those who had been the young, three World Cups ago.

The shift has left clerics and politicians struggling to deal with a generation of young women carving out independent lives in a tradition-bound society, away from the guidance of fathers and husbands.

However, information and material from NISB was continuously used for the guidance of participants.

The IOC said the decision to ban some athletes from competing had been made in conjunction with the organizing committee from Nanjing under the guidance of the World Health Organization.

The woman allegedly belonged to an all-female unit that aided the Nazi SS in death camps at a time when tens of thousands of Jews were deported from Hungary under the guidance of German Nazi officials.

The council, which took place from 1962 to 1965, produced, under the guidance of, first, Pope John XXIII, and then Pope Paul VI, a new framework for Catholic engagement with modernity.

Chinese patent medicines are the modern TCM medicine in different dosage forms, processed from different herbs under the guidance of TCM theories.