Sentence examples for making contacts in from inspiring English sources

With the help of Jordan Schaps, a photography-production coordinator, he began making contacts in the industry.

Spend a few months doing work experience and making contacts in a field that interests you before jumping on that plane to Thailand.

A COMMON complaint among workers, of varying ages and industries, is the problem of having to "network"; making contacts in the hope of finding more and better work.

Hall did not go to drama school: she already knew how a rehearsal room worked, and needed no help finding an agent or making contacts in the world of the theatre.

Turned on to reggae by the older sister of a schoolfriend in High Wycombe, by the age of 14 he was DJing at afternoon sessions in the local reggae/soul club and making contacts in the specialist London shops on his fortnightly record-buying trips.

Wilder (pictured), who received her M.A. in 1992 in Educational Psychology and her Ed.D. in 1998 in Educational Psychology, gave advice to incoming students on how to navigate through their studies and the importance of making contacts in the education field.

She peered over the crowd of monsters and ghouls, his statuesque, distraught Alice, until she caught sight of him, his reflection and hers making contact in the glass.

So, if you have dealings with an English company you might consider making contact in the afternoon, British time, during June and July.

So I would go each day and night to a different place in the subway system to photograph people, making contact in many cases.

Examples of affective behaviour are expressing empathy and making contact in a respectful way.

Morrison said that while the making of his short film helped him make contacts in the industry, he didn't do it for career advancement.