Sentence examples for be coached in from inspiring English sources

Wisconsin will be coached in the Rose Bowl by Barry Alvarez, its former coach-turned athletic director, after Bret Bielema left for Arkansas this week.

In 2000 he turned down the opportunity of studying at Loughborough so that he could continue to be coached in the north-east by Stanley.

I believe strongly that students should simply experience and be enriched by English as well as be coached in the 'mechanics', especially for those who struggle with the more technical side.

A year or so ago England might reasonably have hoped that it would be coached in 2009 by Peter Moores and led on the field by Michael Vaughan, with Ian Bell and Marcus Trescothick supporting him at the top of the batting order, Andrew Flintoff contributing with both bat and ball, Simon Jones and Steve Harmison bowling with pace and aggression.

Students will be coached in jazz ensembles, play in jam sessions both in Purchase and Manhattan, attend master classes and seminars, and hear performances played for them alone by artists like Ralph Lalama, a saxophonist; Charles Blenzig, a pianist; and Doug Munro, a jazz guitarist who is chairman of jazz studies at Purchase.

That was my intellectual bridge, into 'I think I can trust this.' " While pregnant with their first child in 2003, Jo read a short description in a woman's magazine about ThirdPath, and the couple signed on to be coached in the ways of shared parenting.

It isn't even Kansas — if it were, Bill Self might still be coaching in Champaign.

Presenters are coached in giving effective presentations to a diverse audience.

Mr. Boal will discuss his career, including his experience being coached in "Apollo".

In the Berkshires, I was coached in self-discipline and accountability.

"Some of the players we sign have never been coached in anything ever," he said.