| Through his books and magazines over a period of 18 years, he became the great communicator of swimming. |
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| A great communicator with clients and colleagues alike, he thrives at bringing the best out of everyone he meets. |
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| Ed Scholz was an outstanding creative explorer, a great communicator, and a giant in leadership in the mining industry. |
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| Our guide was both a great communicator and well-informed, making our trip a great pleasure. |
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| He was a great communicator and a man of integrity, intelligence and humour. |
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| A great communicator, he travelled around the world 57 times and spoke on hundreds of occasions. |
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| Dominique is a great communicator and a proven leader who understands our Company's vision and has a great passion for the creative product. |
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| It wasn't the Great Society of Lyndon Johnson. It suffers a bit from identity theft, and he wasn't a great communicator. |
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| We see him regularly on television, in the magazines, he is a great communicator and motivator. |
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| A great communicator, the frog often represents the common ground or voice of the people. |
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| Mirna is a very talented designer who has strong conceptual skills and is a great communicator. |
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| Abraham Lincoln was, by any measure, a great communicator and a skillful shaper of public opinion. |
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| His accessibility and his qualities of great communicator have made him, within the business world of the greater Montreal area, a highly valued resource in the area of taxation. |
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| And Mr McCain is no great communicator. With a month to go, Americans may hear a dirge of glum economic news nearly every day between now and the election. |
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| The years of the great communicator that Ronald Reagan represented marked the return to ideology and the entrance of the conservatives in government spheres. |
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| I wasn't a great communicator, but I communicated great things. |
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| Combining the qualities of endurance athlete, great communicator, and father, Pierre has captured the heart of his community and improved the health of its children in amazing ways. |
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| He still is a great communicator, in our view. |
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| Without doubt, this great communicator, a sociologist by training, will harness her conviction in order to raise the general public s awareness of the impact of illiteracy on the development of Quebec society. |
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| In 1986, his skills and talents of a great communicator brings him to produce, with the help of Radio-Canada, a self defense television mini-series and a video cassette for women. |
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| Guus was a man of charm and a great communicator. |
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| She is a great communicator and advocate for family medicinethe CFPC will be well-served by her, and we are fortunate to have attracted her to this position! |
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