Sentence examples for working mainly with from inspiring English sources

The ideas were developed by Dr. Azrin's mentor at Harvard, the behavioral pioneer B. F. Skinner, working mainly with rats.

By 18, Dehn was already an established writer of short stories and plays, working mainly with Uncle Mac Derek McCulloughh) on BBC radio's Children's Hour.

ArtsConnection, founded in 1979, has served more than three million young people over the last 30 years, working mainly with elementary school students.

Blackstone spent $4.9 million on lobbying in 2007, working mainly with a team from Ogilvy Government Relations, led by Wayne Berman, a veteran Republican lobbyist.

The cloth industry, which was soon working mainly with English wool and producing high-quality textiles, had its largest centres at Ghent and at Ypres.

Stanislavsky moved away from what he called "affective memory", which meant using the actors' real emotional experiences to build fictional characters, to what he called "physical actions", which meant working mainly with the body to create accurate representations of emotions.

Until then, he worked mainly with bridges for the Department of Transportation.

Her project works mainly with young gang members in London, giving mentoring opportunities to older kids.

Ms. Noel charges $35 an hour for her own time, and works mainly with regular clients.

Other designers who previously worked mainly with print are now being creative with fabric.

She worked mainly with photographers like David Bailey, Norman Parkinson – and, of course, Lord Snowdon.