Sentence examples for entitled training from inspiring English sources

In an episode of The Office entitled Training, David Brent seizes an employee-training seminar as the perfect opportunity to show his co-workers that his talents extend much further than the confines of Wernham-Hogg.

In their often quoted essay entitled, Training for Detached Concern' in Medical Students, Renee Fox and Harold Lief discuss the successful acculturation and professional development of medical students as a journey to achieve what has been termed detached concern.

The pre-clinical training program entitled, "Training for Intracardiac Imaging and Intervention", is integrated into a more comprehensive training of physicians and associated support staff for multi-modality image directed interventions.

Entitled "Train," the 70-foot sculpture would also spin its wheels, blow a horn and emit steam.

Coventry are entitled to training compensation as Gunnarsson is under the age of 24.

The alternative to this scenario is another radical notion: that all postdocs funded on research grants are entitled to training, and therefore PIs should be required to plan for this in their applications and be held accountable for the outcomes of this training in their evaluations.

Dear editor We read the article entitled "Resistance training improves isokinetic strength and metabolic syndrome-related phenotypes in postmenopausal women" by Oliveira et al 1 with great interest.

We read the valuable article of Oliveira et al 1 entitled "Resistance training improves isokinetic strength and metabolic syndrome-related phenotypes in postmenopausal women" with interest.

Hall's difficulty lodging a complaint inspired her to write a performance poem entitled "Freedom Train," about misogyny within the civil-rights movement.

In 2002 he wrote his own account of the affair, Black Scandal, and at the time of his death was trying to interest publishers in a fictionalised version of his hustling days, entitled Calypso Train.

Entitled M Train, the book describes a number of the most significant turning points in the artist's life, stopping by at 18 "stations" – many of which appear to be cafes.