Sentence examples for called training from inspiring English sources
Freedom schools, also called training centers, sprang up in storefronts, back yards, and church basements.
Form influences strength and longevity of the mature plant as well as efficiency of other fruit-growing practices; pruning for form is called training.
The museum contends that Mr. Büchel was uncooperative and caused the show, called "Training Ground for Democracy," to exceed its budget.
In 1953, with Alex Bower, he wrote a book called "Training Thoroughbred Horses", which is still regarded as the authoritative work on the subject.
His conception for the work in Massachusetts, to be called "Training Ground for Democracy," was that it would mimic and mock the kind of training that is used by the United States military to help soldiers adapt to unfamiliar cultures.
He might bring clients in to show them maps similar to ones they were thinking of acquiring, or for what Hudson called "training sessions" in the finer points of cartography.
They not only fan out those spectacular tail feathers — called a train — to tempt pea hens, but they also shake them in a behavior called train rattling.
When we regard both the training and test neighbours of given training data in a local region, we develop a new k-nearest-neighbour reweighting method, called training-test k-NN reweighting method, which uses both training data and test data.
On our morning commute to work, a colleague and I play a game called "Train Face".
Primary NLS staff go through a national training weekend called Train the Trainer, put on once every two years.
The second group is comprised of what we called "trained TBAs".
