1.   Alfaro is co-director of the Latino Theatre Initiative at the Taper, where he produces new works and nurtures emerging writers.

2.   Early television writers had been nurtured by radio, theater and vaudeville, and they drew on life experiences outside the medium to tell stories.

3.   It has almost a missionary zeal to find new plays, nurture young writers and give playwrights a chance to have their work performed by professional actors.

4.   Surely he nurtured many writers who would surpass him in recognition, but never in purity of accomplishment.

5.   The editor has to cajole the book out of the author, and nurture the writer and be his advocate within the house.

6.   The industry also needs to do a better job nurturing young writers with fresh visions.

7.   There, she attracted widespread attention for her tough-minded investigative instincts and talent for nurturing fine writers.

8.   There, she attracted widespread attention for her tough-minded investigative instincts and her talent for nurturing fine writers.

9.   The Pacific News Service is known for nurturing young writers from diverse backgrounds.