Sentence examples for outreach himself from inspiring English sources

"The ambassador does a tremendous amount of Hill outreach himself," said Korean embassy communications directory John Brinkley.

Today, he devotes himself to outreach and reconciliation and once a month serves as head chef for a weekly supper for 200 homeless people (his specialty: macaroni and cheese).

"We did early outreach by sweat equity.

With Siegfried you have to decide: is his experience real, or a metaphor?" Singleton's inspiration as a young dancer was Carlos Acosta, and through the Birmingham Royal Ballet's outreach work he himself has become a role model.

To experience the it firsthand, I met up with Coby Zeifman, an American who came to Changwon two years ago and, out of both professional interest in the future of transportation and pure enthusiasm for the system, asked to work with the Nubija team, eventually making himself its outreach coordinator.

But, where the current election is concerned, the biggest difficulty for Republican religious outreach may be the nominee himself.

Now he turned himself around and is doing outreach work.

Although Mr. Villalba does not see himself as a symbol of Republican outreach to Hispanics, he does say that for the ranks of Hispanic Republicans to grow, there must be a moderate tone in the party on issues like immigration.

A few years ago in Mount Kisco, as an outreach worker with the Westchester Hispanic Coalition, he found himself confronting police officers trying to sweep the men from their gathering spots.

But he is harsh with himself about the potency of such projects and the outreach work by British orchestras on which they are modelled: 'We do what we can here.

The storekeeper himself is now dead, but not before performing great outreach work (including toward IRA members) and being given a seat in the Irish Republic's Senate.