Sentence examples for mentors from inspiring English sources

This idea of using social networks to pinpoint prospective mentors is something new.

Older employees, highly regarded for their leadership skills, are increasingly being used as mentors for a younger generation.

One of his early mentors, Lou Reed (hardly the gushing type) said: "When I heard Antony, I knew that I was in the presence of an angel".

Doctors, nurses, managers and other staff are empowered to improve care without having to seek permission to do so and members of the trust's executive team work as much as coaches and mentors as senior leaders in the organisation.

It may conjure up a picture of standing on street corners rattling a tin, but organisations need volunteers to cover almost every specialism you can dream up – from campaigners and social media experts, to education mentors and animal lovers.

He and his lifelong friend Amrik Singh, also 79, have completed more than 1,000 races between them and acted as mentors to Fauja.

Peter Riddle describes him as "one of Tony Blair's main mentors".

Lock up your work in prestigious subscription journals; keep your data close to your chest; compete instead of collaborate – these are the messages transmitted by peers and mentors.

Mentors A woman called Angie Blackford from my village and my tutor Terry Clark, who was excellent.

Some of his former mentors went to considerable lengths to make him realise the significance of his decision and the damage it could inflict on the momentum of the Kendall campaign.

I have been told by peers and mentors that this is career suicide.