Sentence examples for profiled in time from inspiring English sources

A young businessman with experience around the world, Galvez was profiled in Time magazine when they chose "The Protester" as the Person of the Year.

He was featured this year on "60 Minutes" and was profiled in Time magazine in 2010 and in The New Yorker in 2011.

(One woman profiled in Time has even given up her friends. The only time she let anyone else care for her baby was when she was in labour producing another).

When the owner of a moving company in Osaka, Taichi Yoshida, was profiled in Time magazine, he said 20 percent of his jobs had become clean-outs of homes where people had died alone.

While my own queer sibling considers marriage barely radical enough to scratch the surface of their consciousness, many of the couples profiled in Time felt that, without national marriage equality, their weddings would be a flat-out attack on the queer people they love.

At NCTL, we work to support schools as they create effective expanded-time models like the ones profiled in Time Well Spent and we are heartened to see the U.S. Department of Education offering states flexibility in the 21st Century Community Learning Centers program through its process of granting waivers to states from No Child Left Behind's most onerous requirements.

Monroe has since been profiled in the Times.

The story of Jannette Navarro, the Starbucks worker profiled in the Times, absolutely rings true.

Montin was glowingly profiled in The Times some 25 years ago in "Off the Grand Canal, a Simple Venetian Inn".

Many of those profiled in The Times's 1994 series have since experienced transformations large and small.

In 2011, she was profiled in the Times magazine, in a story that reported estimated profits for her site between thirty and fifty thousand dollars a month.