Sentence examples for mentored a group from inspiring English sources

He has mentored a group of teenagers from Dorset schools in their business venture for a year via Young Enterprise, with support from Merryhill.

He mentored a group of five young docs: four men and Dr. Lydia Thorpe (Sandra Smith), who had a small role.

The case is part of the government's broader crackdown on insider trading, and it is a black eye for Mr. Robertson, who has mentored a group of protégés known as Tiger cubs.

Mr. Cowell chose a format in which each judge "mentored" a group of singers (though we never really got to see any of that mentoring) and was in a sense competing against the other three.

… I also mentored a group of young journalists who have since gone on to become newsroom leaders". Pablo Corral Vega, NF '11: "It's not what Harvard gives you; it's what Harvard takes away from you … One has to get down from one's high horse.

He also received attention for mentoring a group of protégés who became known as "Tiger cubs".

Mr. Gehry will mentor a group of aspiring designers in the preservation and transformation of the Bacardi complex.

The Advanced Painting Intensive mentors a group of up to twelve students through individual and group critique, technical tutorials, exposure to the New York gallery and museum worlds, and lectures and critiques by nationally known visiting artists.

One of the first things Normanton did after receiving her passport was travel to the US to mentor a group of women who were fighting for a similar right: the custom of marital surname change had taken on a global life.

When Mr Wright was researching his book, he took a job at the Saudi Gazette in Jeddah, Osama bin Laden's home town, mentoring a group of reporters young Muslims whose lives were completely cut off from music, art, films, politics and intellectual life, not to mention the opposite sex.

Jackson: I mentor a group of kids and I always tell them to dare to be different.