Sentence examples for classic training from inspiring English sources

And as a stranger plucks the bug from his collar, the 56-year-old Kline expresses his gratitude in the mellifluous manner of his classic training: "I owe you one".

DAVID CHANG'S classic training as a chef, in cooking schools and at some of New York's more prestigious restaurants, seems to have done little more than turn him off to fine dining.

His classes are not mandatory, just a fillip to the classic training offered in the school's 600-hour program, but he says students rarely pass up the opportunity to learn those little extras that mean so much.

In the classic training manual "How to Be Your Dog's Best Friend," by the monks of New Skete, in upstate New York, is this quote from the Book of Job: "Ask the beasts and let them teach you, and the birds of the air and let them tell you".

A total of 354 students, 253 of whom were from the peer education school, and 101 of whom were from the classic training school, were included.

The aim of the present study is to compare the knowledge levels acquired from two different methods of teaching (peer education and a classic training method) about smoking and its dangers to school aged children.

It was my own version of Einstein's classic train scenario.

That's especially true when it comes to some of the world's most classic train routes.

Now, after working on his archives for more than a dozen years, Mr. Chalfant is releasing a series of  interactive iBooks as  "Henry Chalfant's Big Subway Archive," which combines classic train photos, essays and current video interviews with the artists.

For that, you might turn instead to some of the excellent fiction that has come out of Partition (Khushwant Singh's classic "Train to Pakistan," for example, or Alok Bhalla's fine three-part anthology, "Stories About the Partition of India"), which does a far better job of evoking the terror, the bewilderment and the remorse that still shadow so many lives on the subcontinent.

ME druidstone.co.uk What I like about Jaisalmer in Rajasthan is that it feels so much like the end of the line, a frontier town that due to its location bang on the Pakistan border isn't an easy place to reach; you can't fly, which means a classic train journey or road-trip through the desert from Jodphur or Udaipur - by bus or, even better, in a white Indian Ambassador.