Sentence examples for just started training from inspiring English sources
I was getting towards the end of my swimming career and at the same time had just started training at cycling.
"None of us just started training this year, and this has been a dream of mine for a lot of years," she said.
When I was 14 and I'd just started training at Sylvia Young theatre school, a friend of mine came round to my mum's house where I was living, and he brought a cassette tape of the original cast recording of Sweeney Todd by Stephen Sondheim with Len Cariou in the lead role.
Jack has just started training again and he has already talked about how it helped him having other Arsenal players with long-term injuries - like Danny Welbeck or Tomas Rosicky - in rehab with him.
It was terrible, I'd just started training as a nurse, to see these men and their injuries, a lot of them were burned or had shrapnel wounds". VADs from the British Red Cross and the Order of St John travelled from across the world to help during wartime, but the appeal said they received little recognition for their service.
The law enforcement agency just started training 1,200 screening supervisors in Oklahoma, and will be steadily deploying them nationwide.
Respondents reported that planning was ignored to the extent that whenever any new project or program was introduced, there was emphasis on training without proper planning of activities: 'Whenever any project comes, we do not discuss it we just start training – there is no planning at all …' (Provincial-level planner/policy maker).
"After that, I just, like I said, started training.
But I didn't know how difficult it was until I started training for just one fight".
I spent three months just doing weights before I started training again with the guys.
His personnel file from the Independence, Ohio Police Department shows he resigned in December 2012 just five months after he started training when he learned a disciplinary process of separation had already begun appearing to have quit before he was fired.
