Sentence examples for how to excel from inspiring English sources

Sotomayor responded by figuring out how to excel in school.

The trick is that the Russians learned during the cold war how to excel without pushing technological limits -- the opposite of the West's approach.

She has since retired from teaching, but remains president of the science fair, and she has published a book about how to excel in science competitions.

And he slipped into one of his paintings a copy of the latest book (published in 1658) on how to excel as a gardener.

John A. Crotty, a founding partner of Workforce Housing Advisors, which rehabilitates buildings in struggling neighborhoods and is a sponsor of the course, explained, "The program is about people, America, their collective histories and lessons from hall of famers on how to excel in whatever you do in life".

John Maiolo from Monroe, Conn., said he saw what Velocity could offer his daughter, Marissa, who plays three sports but likes soccer best: "The way I see it, if they can get the kids in there young enough, and get them to understand how to run, how to pivot, how to turn, how to jump, how to excel at all these basic movements, it becomes second nature when they are on the field".

BRBT's goal is to give the students confidence, mentorship, and know-how to excel in the research laboratory, and to give them a pathway to a career in biomedical research.

"Fightin in Philly" is a lacerating account of how desire to excel in the ring drains a man for life outside it.

Most courses will help you focus on how best to publicise yourself and your work outside university, in order to provide you with the know-how needed to excel in the creative sector.

She recalled how she was inspired to excel by a visit to the school by Ms. Yousafzai a year earlier, as part of the campaign to promote education for girls.

Elite coaches often say how hard it is to excel across road, cross-country and track, because of the different demands they place on the body.