Sentence examples for extensively coached from inspiring English sources

Ms. Leavitt was extensively coached on what to say should a pregnant teenager call.

He met all four, interviewed them extensively, coached them on their business plans and took two of them on multiday outings.

Gilligan also extensively coached and lectured around the county, spending time in the English winters raising the team's profile.

The teams are coached extensively beforehand, with outside mentors from venture-capital firms and clean-tech companies coming in for critiques Steel calls "tough-love dry runs" that force the students to take a hard look at their presentation skills.

In 1999 — almost 20 years after the trial — a federal judge forced Bowie County to open its case records, and Mr. Banks's lawyers discovered a transcript showing that Mr. Cook's testimony had been extensively rehearsed and coached.

"The players were extensively counselled and coached on the implications of this tour and the conduct that was required of them was made clear to them.

"I have a familiarity with the other opponents in our league," said Policky, who has played and coached extensively in the Pacific League, where Hoover finished 0-7 for last place in its disappointing 1-9 overall 2010 campaign.

The resulting horses were used extensively as coach horses, and were lighter of frame, with a well-arched neck and powerful shoulders, making for a flashy carriage horse.

The Crusaders are coached by John Dixon, an Australian who worked extensively under Bennett during 10 years at the Broncos.

While I haven't coached Tiger personally, I've studied him extensively and coached many professional athletes, and I can tell you he is a master at this.

Coaches like being coached.