Even to an untrained eye, the rolling hills of Mbulu district in northern Tanzania are alarmingly bare.
He told jokes about how Bill Clinton was really America's first black president and about how Mike Tyson was a little like an untrained pit-bull let loose in the sitting room.
"He and Fredi are off this morning, early, they have to do a good day's walk and the child is untrained".
Nazir Afzal, who led the Crown Prosecution Service in north-west England from 2011 until earlier this year, said the findings raised the "extremely worrying" prospect that other untrained migrants could be working in British hospitals.
To my untrained eye, it doesn't look unlike something by Hermès.
At its centre was a single performance by an 11-year-old Aboriginal girl, an untrained actor from the Kimberley.
So what happens at Bali matters, though the declaration that comes out of it will be encrypted in diplomatic language, and the difference between success and failure will be imperceptible to the untrained eye.Experienced code-breakers will be looking, essentially, for three things by which to judge whether Bali has been a success or a failure.
These committees often consist of untrained professors, administrators and students.
These former academics and teachers, startled by the abruptness of their elevation and untrained for office, quail at the approach of journalists.
To mend these, workmen, having no underground maps, must dig up and sift through a tangled mass of pipes and cables, like untrained surgeons manhandling intestines.Predictably, for a couple of hundred rupees a month, posh south Delhi gets the best water supply.
Pushed by the public, the government sent troops to keep peace where there was none, untrained for that task and with very little military or political intelligence.
