Sentence examples for mentoring him in from inspiring English sources

Mr Davis, the vicar of Christ Church in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, moved into the 15-year-old boy's home after he started mentoring him in 2011, and went on holiday with the family.

Patrick had been one of Kuo's more intelligent and ambitious students, so when he is jailed on a murder charge, she suspends her own career (at this point, she has left Arkansas and has just graduated from law school) and decides to return to the Delta, to commit her time to mentoring him in prison.

"But I do mentor him in a way.

He didn't ask me to mentor him in so many words.

"He was like that ingredient you need in every great meal," said Juan Ulloa, who had mentored him in high school.

Giambi said he left a phone message for McGwire, who mentored him in his early years with the Athletics.

Born in 1930 in Delaware, Clifford Brown drew much of his influence from the innovative Fats Navarro, who mentored him in his early years in Philadelphia.

Claiming his lineage from Shakespeare's favourite clown William Kempe, Lindsey mentored him in the deep traditions of the stage as well as avant-garde theatre.

That was when his uncle Ogden Phipps, who died in 2002, persuaded him to keep his parents' stable by offering to buy half-interests in some of the mares and to mentor him in the family business.

His brother, 23, who played golf at Cherry Hill East and then in college at Franklin & Marshall in Pennsylvania, is the assistant pro at Woodcrest Country Club in Cherry Hill, and has mentored him in that game.

Set on an outdoor bench, this modest romance is about the relationship between the quiet 13-year-old David (Gio Perez) and the 16-year-old Rachel (Amelia McClain), who mentors him in the ways of the world.