Word usage examples
I I in A-the grave and clear Andante, the quickening Menuetto, and finally the joyous Turkish Rondo, sending his spirits soaring after a tiring day.
One of my mentorees was a freshman girl, precocious, barely seventeen.
As a former security chief himself, Chekov had mentored Orsini throughout the shakedown cruise.
Polly had been mentored thoroughly at home, at boarding school, and now at this fine women's college.
A proctor was a person who supervised students, mentored them, who maintained order, stability.
Somehow, he found being mentored by these older, wiser, more experienced men as comforting as it was instructive.
Her clever and inventive mind had been her only guide as she mentored herself, and so inured to secrecy was she that no one, not even Lady Giyan, was aware of the full extent of her knowledge and abilities.
Rather, Ben thought of young Toby, the unmotivated teenager whom he’d mentored and galvanized, whose potential he’d helped unleash.
I remember, now the gentleman mentions it, compares the march of the Trojans to the cackling of geese, and greatly commends the silence of the Grecians.
An old woman, who seemed coeval with the building, and greatly resembled her whom Chamont mentions in the Orphan, received us at the gate, and in a howl scarce human, and to me unintelligible, welcomed her master home.