Sentence examples for goal to train from inspiring English sources

Passing my first fellow racer I almost joyfully shouted, "Eat my dirt, loser!" I soon became obsessed and the racing gave me a goal to train hard.

Mr. Kounios said he believed the Navy's goal – to train troops how to use their intuition better – was possible, but he emphasized that the intuitive ability in question was not a supernatural one.

The soldiers' deaths at the hands of their allies could prove a setback in the goal to train and work with Afghan troops and eventually hand over the security of their country to them.

"At times it was hard to keep going, continuing to train when I didn't have a clear goal to train for, but I'm so very thankful to my family, friends, my agents and my solicitors who have been beside me, supporting me and helping me fight," said Roberts.

All are similarly structured and share a common goal: to train a new generation of researchers in applying the latest biological breakthroughs to human health.

Despite these regulation differences, both types of VET programs pursue the common goal to train people in acquiring practical working skills for their future profession (KMK 2011; Nickolaus et al. 2012).

"Our goal is to train managers.

Its goal is to train administrators and technicians who can help rebuild the country.

"My goal is to train this new generation of pass rushers," Smith said.

Their goal was to train India's artists to work toward a more naturalistic effect, leaving behind centuries-old traditional Indian imagery.

The goal is to train as many Iraqi police, Iraqi army, and other security forces as possible, and then systematically turn over the "battle space" to them.