Sentence examples for life train from inspiring English sources

Simple, no? Tracy Anderson's top 10 tips - all you need is a spare hour a day, six days a week... for the rest of your life Train for one hour a day, six days a week.

The humdrum, muffled tone of these stories transmits an atmosphere of almost superannuated ordinariness — fusty antiquarians, old books, the slightly dampish vistas of university life, train platforms in out-of-the-way stations — places and people that mimic the life of the author himself, until they don't.

"In a way, I've spent my whole life training for it," Mr. James said.

The trainer, Sergeant Carl LaGrass, who in civilian life trained bird dogs, now has charge of four of the eight dogs.

There are programs for fun, others for career and life training, and some that combine the two.

"He has been such a huge part of my life, training with him at Stockport, he used to take me there every morning and things like that.

Robert was an enthusiast in many different areas of life – trains, solar energy, stamps, football and the music of the Seekers.

"It's far too dangerous," he says, except for someone like him, who has spent his whole life training to be a crocodile hunter.

He is an fellow chartered certified accountant who started his career at PwC and has spent most of his professional life training accountants.

I'd spent my life training to be other people, watching and learning, surmising how to fit in, so I loved this experience.

"We view him as the last of the great masters who spent their life training and teaching hula," Ms. Loo said in an interview on Tuesday.