Sentence examples for great peer from inspiring English sources

"She promotes these great peer relationships," he said, "and she gets them plugging away together.

The pilot produced some great peer partnerships, but there were also many pairs who didn't get on so well.

"The kick, the joy is in the project, in working with a great peer group, in getting the job done in a new way".

She went on to say that the partnership will allow for Glassbreakers' "consumer product community to continue to connect with great peer mentors alongside Take The Lead's large community".

The king's first responsibility was to hold coalitions of great peers together.

And in certain ways she was different from some of her great peers, like Sunil Janah, who also died this year, at 94, and who photographed many of the same events that she did.

Turner has two offices, in New York and Atlanta, and they seem to capture the odd mixture of his views: in his New York office, which is nearly bare, a bust of Alexander the Great peers from a shelf, while the Atlanta office, which is vast and crammed with trophies and artifacts, features busts of Martin Luther King, Jr., and Gandhi.

"You get an answer from your peers in our Q&A forum within minutes; we have over half a million public codes on SoloLearn today that are used as a great peer-to-peer learning tool; tens of thousands interactive peer-to-peer challenges are completed daily," she said.

Great peer-to-peer mentors are lacking for teens in today's society.

The crisis should help in two ways: misbehaving countries may find the EU's prescriptions less fearsome than the markets, and they will face greater peer pressure from those fearing contagion.Survival firstFirst, though, the euro must survive the storm.

Merkel and Sarkozy, while frequently at odds, demanded that tonight's summit consider moves to impose tougher penalties on eurozone countries breaking the fiscal rules and for greater peer review of each other's budgets.