Sentence examples for I know train from inspiring English sources

I know train travel doesn't make economic sense for everyone -- the bus is still the cheapest way to get from place to place, especially in red America -- and I harbor no illusions about its potential to bridge anything other than the Continental Divide.

"It's great to get up on the podium as I've seen a lot of GB guys do it already this week," said Pavoni, 23. "Seeing other people I know, train and race with do it made me feel I could do it as well".

"Chinese don't know train manners," I overheard a man say recently in response to a Chinese woman talking loudly on her cellphone in the compartment.

You know, train wrecks.

"The people go," he said, "so I know the train comes".

The next thing I know, the train has worked its overnight magic, and the canyons of office blocks and black cabs have been replaced by red deer grazing on granite crags.

I know the training of a TCM practitioner is much longer than the training of western medicine doctors, and some of them are doctoral graduates.

"I know my training staff will make sure I'll be ready to go," Peterson said.

Ms. de Cagny also worked for 11 years with the Jack Russell terrier on "Frasier," Moose, who "taught me literally everything I know about training," she said, though not because he was well behaved.

"The town has been completely taken over by pro-Russian forces, so as far as I know our training ground has been taken over.

I know I can train a racehorse".