Sentence examples for networking with a from inspiring English sources

"It turns out I just wasted the whole morning networking with a dog".

In September 1991, when she was ready to return to work, Ms. Kailis, a Yale School of Management graduate, started networking with a vengeance.

According to Mike Jeans, the company's president, between thirty-five and forty per cent of clients secure a new job by networking with a fellow-client or a staff member.

Netwalking, as you've probably figured out, combines networking with a country walk; and Rosemary from the Herts Coaching Club organised a stroll earlier this week starting and finishing at her splendid place in Harpenden.

Moran has posted Merlins name and E-mail address for those interested in networking with a lawyer.

And many of the skills I now use are similar to those employed in a research career--for example, networking with a wide range of specialists to ensure that I am on top of all the most recent developments.

You will learn the newest most innovative book and product marketing techniques while networking with an amazing group of authors and publishers.

This means that new sex workers who did not have the chance, or resisted, networking with an established sex worker community may have been overlooked and that their perspectives were not included in this study.

They had been networking with Lisa Price, a former "Cosby Show" script coördinator and the founder of a beauty line called Carol's Daughter.

Interestingly, the greater stability found in mixed species plant communities than monocultures (Tilman et al. 2001; Perry et al. 2008) suggests that networking and communicating with multiple plant species is a lower risk strategy for the fungus in the MN than networking with only a single plant species.

Liverpool 'doesn't have the range of activity that bigger cities would', but its size makes networking with artists a lot easier.