Sentence examples for rose nurturing from inspiring English sources

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It built a reputation for nurturing rising artists and presenting contemporary American works as well as the old standbys.

But this ragged space, tucked on the fourth floor of a crumbling apartment house, is nurturing rising names like the photographer Aneta Grzeszykowska.

It is responsible for nurturing rising empathy across the world and sharing stories, needs and reaching out to many people and communities.

Students Rising Above uniquely nurtures the human spirit of young people who were almost forgotten by society and left behind.

"For the college it will be all about promoting the fact we are training and nurturing the rising generation of performers, designers, technical and managers".

Gently nurtured young men reached for a bottle automatically when voices rose anywhere in a crowded room.

Traders are encouraged to nurture the risk manager in them: Gary Cohn, the firm's president, rose to the top largely because of his skill at hedging "tail" risks.

Gelb also had a gift for spotting talent: he nurtured such rising editorial stars as Maureen Dowd, Paul Goldberger, and Ada Louise Huxtable and recognized the potential of then comic Woody Allen and struggling theatre director Joseph Papp.

Stephen M. Case, the chief executive of America Online, said he would never forget how Mr. Middelhoff, as a rising Bertelsmann official, had nurtured a struggling AOL with timely investments in the mid-1990's.

But this is an important celebration, which signifies that even in the middle of this spontaneous cold weather, we're looking to the warm, rising sun that'll soon nurture the earth with new life.