Sentence examples for protege from from inspiring English sources

It was because of Al Leiter, his old friend and protege from their Yankees days.

Now Mr. Rumsfeld's star protege from the Nixon and Ford administrations -- Mr. Cheney -- was running Mr. Bush's transition.

Dennis had been in dispute with Whitmarsh for two years and had tried to remove his former protege from his position on several previous occasions.

Gilbert had also offered Sullivan another libretto, His Excellency (1894), but Gilbert's insistence on casting Nancy McIntosh, his protege from Utopia, led to Sullivan's refusal, and His Excellency was instead composed by F. Osmond Carr.

Twelve-year-old Alison Gold, the latest protege from ARK Music Factory, released "ABCDEFG" on Monday, a song that finds her continually repeating letters of the alphabet while singing about pre-teen emotions.

Discourage your protege from becoming involved in gossip.

Almost all of the proteges from the "brat pack" era of the 1990s, including Jason Atherton, Marcus Wareing and Angela Hartnett, have since spread their wings and written their own success stories with solo ventures.

Chandhok will be the only Indian on the grid this weekend, following the Hispania team's decision to replace Narain Karthikeyan with Red Bull protege Daniel Ricciardo from the British Grand Prix.

It's doubtful "Trouble With the Curve" -- directed by Eastwood protege Robert Lorenz from a script by Randy Brown -- will dive as deeply into the scout-statistic divide that "Moneyball" did, but that's not the worst crime.

Billionaire media baron Sumner Redstone axed his former confidant and protege Philippe Dauman from the board of Viacom, where Dauman is CEO, on Thursday.

Bask in the glorious opportunity to be someone's protege and learn from it.