Sentence examples for crash training from inspiring English sources

At first William can't hit the side of a barn with his lance, so he and two scruffy but trusty sidekicks (Mr. Addy and Mr. Tudyk) repair to the forest for some crash training.

Balanced against that history are Fong's own experiences: treating gunshot victims in Washington DC; being called out to a bombed pub in Soho; holding his breath as he is plunged underwater in a Royal Navy helicopter crash training facility; being swept away from fellow divers in a strong current; achieving weightlessness on the "Vomit Comet".

Forced to respond to thousands of calls from residents panicked by spilled salt, sugar, flour, baking soda and the seemingly ubiquitous powdered doughnut crumbs, some of the state's larger municipal fire departments have rehired retired workers, sent others to crash training courses, borrowed equipment and paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in unforeseen overtime.

They can take over a rail system, switch tracks and crash trains.

CONVERGENCES about Magritte illustrated by his "Time Transfixed" and a photograph of a crashed train.

The tweets began from the crashed train itself, complaining about the chaos, and then spread.

In the eighteen months since the last time anyone was killed on a crashing train in Britain, over 5,000 have died in road accidents.

By Lawrence Weschler The New Yorker, November 16 , 1992P. 98 CONVERGENCES about Magritte illustrated by his "Time Transfixed" and a photograph of a crashed train.

To some the US's National Football League is synonymous with violence - legitimate violence where men weighing 300lbs (136kg) or more collide like crashing trains.

An even more colorful battle involved the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad that resulted in hundreds of paid goons crashing trains into each other and engaging in shooting wars.

Also, consider hazardous materials spills, plane crashes, train derailments, i.e. those hazards that may not be "natural".