Sentence examples for talented project from inspiring English sources

The best mentors are ones who, instead of guarding their contacts, are constantly asking themselves 'who do I know who could also help?' Challenge yourself to make one connection and introduction per meeting -- whether that is a talented project manager you know who is looking for work, a possible partner, or another potential advisor to support a new challenge.

Then there's Amazon.com, which is extraordinarily talented at projecting itself as extraordinary.

And he has seen the caliber of job applicants rise, as layoffs sent talented Internet entrepreneurs, project managers and designers looking for their next projects.

Jill is one of my best and brightest, scoring A's in every subject, as well as self-starting in our Gifted and Talented learning project about life on Mars.

He gave an enthusiastic preview of what to expect on the new show, which pits memorable and talented former "Project Runway" contestants, but not winners, against each other in a fashion competition extravaganza.

Round, wisecracking, talented, grandiose, Jay McCarroll won "Project Runway," the fashion-designer contest, in its first season.

Her Gugulethu Project sends talented South African students to study in the U.S. and brings American choreographers, teachers, and dancers to teach in South Africa.

He was at the forefront of educational reform in the 1960s and '70s, during which time he directed a unique project for talented underprivileged students at Yale and created and directed two urban experimental schools, cited by the U.S. Office of Education as "exemplary" and later replicated at more than 125 sites nationwide.

Whatever other glamorous projects these talented young architects are beginning to scoop up, it is mostly housing for ordinary people that concerns them - that, and a desire to change the direction of Chinese architectural development, all too often a soulless juggernaut ripping the hearts from old towns and cities.

Even when projects were carefully managed, they sometimes competed with national governments, drawing talented bureaucrats and leaving nations "project rich and cash poor," it says.

Minus Five features one of the great rock stars of the alternative era, a guitarist and songwriter so inventive and talented that even this side project focused on whimsical folk-pop is pure genius.