Sentence examples for considered training from inspiring English sources

I never once considered training my face, I just didn't have the time.

Even after all that time, early career academic positions within the sciences are still considered training posts.

The results did not include 50 Prodisc patients who were considered "training cases" — surgeries performed to let doctors learn how to implant the devices.

For a while, Rousey considered training for the 2012 Games: she would have been twenty-five, prime age for a judoka of her size.

Once upon a time, an ambitious cook could expect to serve an extended apprenticeship before taking the helm, but today a diploma from the Culinary Institute of America, which both Mr. Skiptunis and Mr. Morgan have, is considered training enough.

Still, his mother, with whom he was very close, considered training in Japan a huge opportunity, and so he flew to Tokyo in 2002, and took the bullet train to Sendai.

After 10 years of training, I'm still not considered trained?

1 Josh might consider training to become a teacher through the graduate teacher programme.

Rosenthal, the Facebook executive, is considering training full time for the next Olympics.

Now he is considering training a Web-connected camera on it "so that everyone can watch it online".

Brooks, who trained with the San Diego Padres in Peoria, Ariz., last spring, is reportedly considering training with a Florida-based team this year.