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• Now I could finally talk heart-to-heart and mind-to-mind to a peer about ClintonCare's flaws.
• She worked with the school s Green Team to teach her peers about more sustainable options.
• Many business executives prefer talking with peers about their spiritual lives rather than running to a clergyman.
• Before her speech, Mrs . Clinton met privately with young educators who taught peers about HIV and AIDS.
• She said she wanted him to have to talk to peers about violence and the danger of weapons.
• Experts acknowledge that teens are naturally more likely to tell a peer about a problem before telling an adult.
• You've even been warned by your peers about being unfriendly and got a couple of editions reverted by them.
• But it also raised questions among his peers about how he is consistently able to be fast yet thrifty.
• During the Youth Summit, YAC members present workshops to fellow peers about topics and problems teens are facing today.
• Craft said he has heard stories from his peers about evenings spent being tongue-lashed by Billy Martin and Earl Weaver.
• Students may also speak to and attempt to persuade their peers about religious topics just as they do with regard to political topics.
• In reality, Foley has been busy over the last month checking into the availability of coaches and talking to their peers about them.
• They also reported too many interruptions, problems with processing third-party insurance prescriptions and little discussion with their peers about clients and work practices.
• The Titans are offering a valuable lesson to their peers about the importance of identifying role players who are as vital as marquee players.
• He frequently goes on line to chat with peers about communicating with the younger generation and establishing a sense of cohesiveness in the extended family.
• The student will then be required to teach their peers about that particular subject, through visuals, demonstrations, group activities, or however else they see fit.
• During this period of isolation, Straight clients would receive constant reinforcement from peers about the negative effects of drug use and the necessity of becoming clean.
• Most antiabortion college groups distance themselves from sidewalk demonstrations outside of abortion clinics, opting instead to educate peers about abortion and help those in crisis pregnancies.
• Monica Seles is trying to educate her peers about her idol Suzanne Lenglen, the glamorous French star who won the French Open six times during the 1920s.