Sentence examples for working personally from inspiring English sources

After more than a decade of working personally with Harriet E. Miers, George W. Bush certainly knows her personal views on abortion and other vital issues.

"I've been working personally with Chancellor Klein himself," Ms. Gotbaum said in the interview.

That's from working personally with him and looking at his record.

"I understand that you have been working personally to take forward the General Purpose Force Programme and that plans are now advanced for some 360 recruits to come to the UK in May.

Besides, Jeb's staffers were more into the easy fantasy of a presidential campaign than the tough reality of working personally with their candidate.

Having Tebow spend time working personally with John Elway on mechanics should be at the top of Fox's offseason to-do list, but doing whatever it takes to obtain Jackson and motivate him to be a featured part of the offense should be the next item on the list.

Prof. Warwick takes his cybernetics work personally, having previously volunteered to have his nervous system linked to a computer via a surgically implanted "brain gate".

pic.twitter.com/0Xz9UdNMSa "I have worked personally with Samar, and she is one of the most impressive, courageous, and devoted activists I have ever met," said Michael De Dora, CFI's main representative to the UN.

Mr. Ostrander, for example, has a psychologist and a self-defense instructor on staff, and he will work personally with the student in the home country or on campus.

Next, an AFP story headlined "US loses leverage in climate talks": A year after President Barack Obama worked personally to salvage the Copenhagen climate summit, a political shift leaves the United States with far less leverage while China moves ahead.

We turn to the paint-on-paper works, personally fired at by Christophe's brother, Rodolphe Leroux -- who apparently boasts somewhat superior marksmanship (his bullet holes are closer to the middle).