Sentence examples for mentoring through from inspiring English sources

She's giving it to someone she's mentoring, through her high school.

She has received mentoring through the Centre's business incubation programme, SETsquared.

Some clients want coaching and mentoring through a handful of half-day workshops while others want a two-year development programme.

But when I arrived in Los Angeles, in February, and ventured into the Lakers' locker room, I found an atmosphere of playful respect, born of mentoring through intimidation.

They are being offered taster subject sessions, talks with role models and mentoring through local football clubs to encourage them to consider a university degree.

One of the writers I'm currently mentoring (through a scheme with National Theatre Wales) recently discussed For Mountain, Sand and Sea, quoting Mark Twain on golf – he said it was "a good walk spoiled".

Young screenwriters from the north of England will be mentored through a new scheme.

Soon on his lonesome, without money and passport, he discovers a talented young girl to mentor through Afghan Star, the country's take on American Idol.

[I added the links for context.] Here's background on Nairobi River pollution from the United Nations Environment Program and a 2009 article by Abdi Latif Dahir, a young Kenyan journalist mentored through a UPI journalism training initiative.

Burke had been mentored through the show by Cheryl Cole, a member of Girls Aloud and the new darling of X Factor fans following the acrimonious departure of Sharon Osbourne, the judge who until this series had seemed a permanent fixture.

That's the kind of dedication that Bettye Perkins sees in the high school teachers she recruits and mentors through the Elmsford program Today's Students, Tomorrow's Teachers.