Sentence examples for down to training from inspiring English sources

"The whole thing boils down to training.

"I'll be going down to training with the England boys tomorrow.

"South Korea's impressive performance is probably down to training young people harder and for longer.

"Look at Pret A Manger: it doesn't matter how busy they are, they always smile and are incredibly friendly and efficient, and it's down to training.

This is down to training and a willingness to understand that when mistakes happen, reparation should be swift and improvement absolute.

"It's so hard to find people," he said, "that our options come down to training someone, which is something we can't afford as a small business, or outsourcing to another country, which is not our preferred method".

Joetta stayed in New Jersey, but regularly flew down to train.

"I will be going down to train with the boys, and will just go from there," he said.

The runners came down to train platforms slowly and deliberately, many of them dressed in sweatpants that they'd bought at the Salvation Army and would soon discard, and porting clear plastic bags with their numbers attached.

Behind each item on the screen, which users can vote up or down to train the app to their preferences, are another some 15 offers waiting to rotate in.

When you are confident you can put your feet on the pedals and coast for a few feet, try not putting your feet down to train your sense of balance.