Sentence examples for have been tapping for from inspiring English sources
We were shown flowing water, diverted from the "limestone spring" that produces the same "iron-free, calcium-rich" water that bourbon-makers in central Kentucky have been tapping for generations.
King appeared concerned that the G7 did not include cash-rich China, Singapore and countries in the Middle East that might have been tapped for a global bank bailout.
(The performances here suggest the wide range of movies — including intimate, naturalistic dramas — that these actors should be cast in, and that the late Paul Walker, whose last film this is, should have been tapped for).
Ensemble movies are a Hollywood staple, but this one comes with a contemporary spin because every performer seems to have been tapped for a niche demographic, perhaps to reflect today's fractured entertainment world.
Gazprom's resources have been tapped for so many political and sideline business ventures that it has become a financial company more than an energy company — threatening its capacity to continue pumping gas, Mr. Delyagin said.
While in law school at Harvard, Judge Filip was listed as vice president of the school's chapter of the Federalist Society, an influential group of conservative lawyers whose members have been tapped for many prominent jobs in the Bush administration.
Q. How can you tell whether it's time to look for a position somewhere else? A. If the organization isn't promoting from within — or if others have been tapped for positions for which you were well qualified — it may be time to look elsewhere.
The zany grunge courtesy of supermodel-in-training Cara Delevingne arguably has more sway over the teen and twentysomething customers of Topshop, and non-models such as Carine Roitfeld and Anna Dello Russo have been tapped for collaborations from Mac and H&M respectively.
Behind the scenes, several well-regarded broadcast and cable news executives have been tapped for significant roles as well.
Scaramucci was previously said to have been tapped for a different role in the administration, within the White House's Office of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs.
