Sentence examples for becoming a trainer from inspiring English sources

He said he grew up with sports, and from that background sprang the idea of becoming a trainer.

Ms. Ren is a former track-and-field athlete who was plucked, injured, from obscurity by the Chinese women's coach, Tian Dong, himself a former boxer who fought for 10 years before becoming a trainer.

McCain grew up near Aintree Racecourse, home of the Grand National, and in 1953 he achieved his childhood goal of becoming a trainer, though at first he had to supplement his meagre income by driving a taxi.

She could live with finishing second -- she is, after all, 10 for 10 in the money since becoming a trainer -- but having her horse claimed was enough to rock her backward.

In his 20's, Bobby Frankel discovered early mornings on the backside as a hot walker, which, besides offering him free parking and admission at the track in the afternoons, is the first step on the long road to becoming a trainer.

Included in the exhibition are letters from the Palestinian man who ran the Bobby and Coochie grocery store across from the track for years before becoming a trainer; the jockey who learned to ride a horse on the streets of a Dublin suburb; and the hot walker, who cools down horses after a race, who has been in the business "since I walked across the border in Tijuana in 1978".

After becoming a successful trainer, Saddler once reflected on how the fight game had changed.

I'm working on becoming a personal trainer so that I can fund my aspirations.

From 1961 he taught French and German in secondary schools, including at Kings Heath technical school in Birmingham and at Borehamwood grammar school in Hertfordshire, before becoming a teacher trainer at Homerton in 1971, rising to be principal lecturer in modern languages and then lecturer in education.

Al is seriously considering becoming a certified trainer -- somebody who can travel on skate tours and do the first aid, like special bandaging and treating swelling and bruises with ice, which the pre-eminent skateboarder Tony Hawk, and therefore Dylan, call "torturing with ice".

No matter what preparation you have for becoming a leadership trainer, Glynn says, "you need an entrepreneurial spirit".