Sentence examples for mentor from the from inspiring English sources

Ermilio answered yes, naming a particularly helpful mentor from the brand Rag & Bone.

Through working with a mentor from the Design Trust Holden decided to focus on baking biscuits.

Dick Cheney will not cut loose his old mentor from the Nixon and Ford years unless things get more dire.

Students are assigned a mentor from the local business community and are encouraged to work on "real life" business ideas.

"And John didn't say much," Mr. Bartholomew says, as if to distinguish his mentor from the common spinners of barroom blather.

The name is a cross between Mr. Miyagi, the martial arts mentor from "The Karate Kid," and chi, as in tai chi.

Literature on the concept of mentoring in general and technology mentoring specifically has indicated mentoring relationships in different settings provide benefits for the less experienced mentoring partner, while existing literature was limited in providing insights about mentoring from the more experienced partner's point of view.

A public high school in San Francisco teams seniors with mentors from the University of California, San Francisco to compete.

He soon absconded to Europe, training there with mentors from the Barbizon school.

She bought the business and one year of mentoring from the previous owners.

Each received seed capital, advice from mentors from the public and private healthcare sector and guidance from Healthbox.