Sentence examples for invaluable contacts from inspiring English sources

A longtime New Rochelle resident who died at age 85 in October, Mr. Merrill, was not only a "wonderful person" but also provided invaluable contacts in the opera world, said Camille Coppola, the group's founder and artistic director.

A career bureaucrat, Monod lacked a background in infrastructure projects but brought with him a wealth of invaluable contacts.

There is no better setting to experience the impact of TeamSTEPPS in various clinical and non-clinical settings, while making invaluable contacts with old and new colleagues/TeamSTEPPS practitioners from across the country and around the world.

During his years with both Acme Forest Products and Wilson Landscaping, Charles has made invaluable contacts with wholesale distributors, landscaping professionals, and commercial retail outlets.

Both agree with Kochetkova that social networking gives them invaluable contact with their fans.

Staff members also thought he would be an invaluable contact between state and federal law-enforcement officials, particularly in the insular world of counterterrorism.

Being class scribe put Born into regular, invaluable contact with Hilbert, during which time Hilbert's intellectual largesse benefited Born's fertile mind.

There is even an organization called Business Women's Golf Association, dedicated to fostering the invaluable business contacts a female executive can make while patrolling the fairway.

PortTechLA, which is supported by $200,000 annually from the Port of Los Angeles, has provided advice, mentoring and invaluable business contacts, Simon said.

The overall concept can be interpreted in terms of the following themes: Disturbed network: Invaluable relatives, Contact with healthcare staff, Rehabilitation.

A top business school plugs students into an invaluable network of contacts.