Sentence examples for be given a crash from inspiring English sources

Students would be given a "crash course" to prepare them for their age-appropriate grade level, allowing them to enter the regular school system.

England's footballers are to be given a crash course in the new disciplinary rules being implemented in time for the World Cup amid concerns they do not fully understand the changes.

The BBC said the contestants would be "complete amateurs [and] will be given a crash course in the basics of gymnastics before teaming up with the highest-flying, gravity-defying gymnasts from across the globe to tackle never-before-seen, new-to-TV disciplines".

And so, she was given a crash course in being entirely repulsive by those who engaged with her online.

"George Bush has been given a crash course in Chinese nationalism and sensitivities," said David Shambaugh, a China scholar at George Washington University.

Then she's given a crash course in British culture, which involves watching The Full Monty on DVD.

But those who made it to Lincoln Center in the July heat were given a crash course in the golden age of Russian opera.

Before they set out among the parade crowds, he and others working for the president were given a crash course in the art of the hard political sell.

Preventure starts with an intensive two- to three-day training for teachers, who are given a crash course in therapy techniques proven to fight psychological problems.

Tom Poti and Rem Murray, two of the Rangers' newest acquisitions, were given a crash course in Coach Ron Low's system here today before they made their Ranger debuts.

With an MLS-identified site at Flushing, Queens, off the agenda and a site beside Yankee Stadium requiring complicated purchases, the club's hierarchy have been given a crash course in the realpolitik of building in a metropolitan area.