Sentence examples for guard a training from inspiring English sources

The red-rose coach then named 20 players in what amounted to an advance guard  – a training squad before the 26 May announcement of the final squads for the game against the Barbarians at Twickenham on 1 June and the Kiwi tour later that month.

Horrocks' first task, along with a party of 13 British officers and 30 other ranks, was to guard a train delivering 27 carriages of shells to the White Army in Omsk, 3000 mile away on the Trans-Siberian Railway. Trans-Siberian Railway

The complete installation, made mostly of plain gray corrugated cardboard, includes barracks, guard towers, crematoriums, gas chambers with buckets of gas pellets, a dining hall for the guards, a train and tracks, and the notorious gateway sign, "Arbeit Macht Frei," "Work Makes You Free".

A8 A Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up when confronted by an Israeli security guard at a train station near Tel Aviv, killing the guard and wounding 13 Israelis.

Finally, the introduction of driver/guard communications in 1928 allowed the CLR to dispense with the second guard, reducing a train crew to just a driver and a guard.

In 2009, security guards of a train company that services the Rio metropolitan area used whips on passengers during rush hour crowding.

Then came the accidents: a guard was shot during a training exercise; a worker was nearly killed after running a jackhammer into an underground power line; some chemicals exploded.

The Pentagon referred to the assessment in its latest report to Congress on Afghanistan, saying that in addition to other problems, it found the Interior Ministry to be "inadequate and unresponsive" in sustaining a guard training center.

While the miners and steelworkers of the 1980s worked in relatively insular steel and mining towns, everybody knows a BA cabin steward, a train guard, a baggage handler or a Post Office counter worker.

Another assault on a guard occurred on 9 October 2009, when three youths verbally abused and spat at the guard after boarding a train at without tickets and refusing to pay for them.

When a security guard (Bruce Willis) survives a train crash without a scratch, his seeming invincibility interests Elijah (Samuel L. Jackson), a gallery owner with a condition that turns the slightest bump or bruise into a life-threatening situation.