Sentence examples for getting into training from inspiring English sources

"I'm looking forward to getting into training and making a contribution for Manchester City".

"It's [Scarlets] a rugby club with a rich history and heritage that everyone recognises the world over," said Ball. "I'm looking forward to getting into training and hopefully getting some great opportunities in the league and to play in Europe.

Jonsson, who passed a medical ahead of last night's Premier League meeting with Norwich at Molineux, said: "I'm looking forward to getting started, getting into training and then fighting to get into the team.

Step Three: get into training; work.

"Get into training like a boxer going into a world fight".

Byrd initially got into training as a way to guide young people through the morass.

Jim already knows how long it took me – six or seven months maybe – to get into training as Neytiri.

Once he really gets into training and starts taking nutrition and becomes technically better, I can see him finding an extra metre".

Once he really gets into training and starts taking nutrition and becomes technically better, I can see him find ing an extra metre".

Over the years, one of the many frustrating things I have encountered is meeting young people, including graduates, who are struggling to get into training and jobs.

I would get up in the morning and would not feel good and by the time I got into training I would be so nervous that I felt sick".