Sentence examples for personally guide from inspiring English sources

My life as stay-at-home mom is pleasant because it gives me more time to relish my toddler son and to personally guide him through his days.

He did not personally guide the process with Republicans and Democrats, hearing the ideas of both, shaping a piece of legislation which he thought would be most effective.

During the roughly two-hour tour, said to be the only one of its kind in the United States, the zoo director, David Tetzlaff, will personally guide you past African wild dogs, tigers, porcupine pens, lion dens, antelopes and monkeys.

His goal is to personally guide guests through the often overwhelming world of jewelry and be a liaison to his extensive contacts at Cartier, Harry Winston and Tiffany, among others.

There are not many museums in Europe that are the creation of a single person, who personally guides every visitor through.

The current owner, the formidable but simpatica Princess Claudia Ruspoli, personally guides visitors around the garden which she has restored with passion.

His health-insurance bill was crafted by building support from a delicate alliance of interest groups, and Obama personally guided the effort.

Lately, he has been leading public walking tours of the waterfront for the alliance and other groups, as well as personally guiding anyone else who comes calling.

They could assume that their paths to independence as investigators would be carefully groomed and personally guided by readily available, experienced, dedicated, and influential mentors who would also create for them the personal connections they need for collaborations.

And it was liberal Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA) who personally guided Bush's No Child Left Behind legislation through Congress.

Russian President Vladimir Putin gave Sir Paul a personally guided tour of the Kremlin and attended the concert.