Sentence examples for coaching session for from inspiring English sources

THE International Cartel Workshop might sound like a coaching session for would-be price-fixers.

In a typical coaching session for the shelter residents, volunteers begin by demonstrating elevator drills, and the veterans practice them in front of the group.

The Atkins defense did not learn of the coaching session for a decade, when Mr. Smith was freed from his ethical obligation not to prejudice his own client's case.

The club opened on of their 'Blue Pitch' training facilities in the Thai capital earlier this week, and current players Gary Cahill, Kevin de Bruyne, Josh McEachran and Romelu Lukaku led a coaching session for over 50 children in the local area, who were invited to the event by charities connected to the beer company Singha, who are sponsoring the match in Bangkok.

Our intervention consisted of 2 components designed by investigators (see Table 1): 1) a video-based decision aid for patients and 2) a coaching session for patients.

This issue is addressed in this study by comparing the dosage of coaching, i.e. four times in the interventions group and one coaching session for the control group.

Robinson will also be involved in coaching sessions for players at junior clubs.

One of the club's senior players, Marc Dalling, has been trying to ignite interest, running coaching sessions for the local youth.

Currently, 20 full-time staff and 50 part-timers run programmes ranging from coaching sessions for six-year-olds to internet classes for the over-50s.

They were given the responsibility to organise lunchtime coaching sessions for the younger children, including a tournament with awards, and it transformed their attitude to school.While the government has boosted organisations like Commando Joe's, the school still has to pay for it to provide staff.

During the rigorous coaching sessions for the former with Goodall, Hammond-Stroud gradually became aware, as he once told an interviewer, that the conductor identified himself with the frustration and anguish of the town clerk, treated with much derision by the populace.