Sentence examples for lifetime of training from inspiring English sources

She is incredibly skilled after a lifetime of training to be the best.

Let's treat him with the dignity and respect he has earned over a lifetime of training and service.

It took a lifetime of training to produce the intensity and skill he displayed that glorious afternoon.

It took a lifetime of training for just a few minutes, but he is able to say: "This was a little step towards that".

And yet, somehow, they accomplish feats — like correctly spelling "bdelloid" — that many of us couldn't manage without half a lifetime of training.

But the idea of a vegetarian traveller in comfortable shoes waving away the hospitality – the distillation of a lifetime of training and experience – of, say, a Vietnamese pho vendor (or Italian mother-in-law, for that matter) fills me with spluttering indignation.

Finally, a regression was applied to only the experts to examine any effect the number of lifetime hours of training and age had on the percentage of signal changes in these clusters.

As for undeveloped, what about the stunted bodies of the little-girl gymnasts who will bounce around in London after a short lifetime of extreme training at permanent cost to their health?

A lifetime of exhaustive training, blood, sweat and tears, learning from highs and lows, relationship sacrifices and time away from the ones you love most while you travel the world seeking competition all go into one Olympic Games.

"But it takes a lifetime of cultural training to navigate the unspoken sumptuary codes that guide educated-class values".

The median cumulative lifetime exposure of train drivers was about three times higher than the median exposure of shunting yard engineers, about nine times higher than that of train attendants and 21 times higher than that of station masters (Table 2).