Sentence examples for longer trained from inspiring English sources

Lots of artists possess enviable skills – no matter how many people complain that artists now are no longer trained in the business of artisanal or technical skill.

Once, during a mother-daughter workout, Rousey fractured De Mars's wrist, but De Mars didn't tell her until years later, when Rousey asked why they no longer trained together.

Boyd-Rochfort had enjoyed 40 years of consistent success as a trainer, but the anatomy of day-to-day racing was changing, and he no longer trained the quality of horse to pursue his traditional agenda at the top meetings.

Already, questions are being asked about whether the great works of the 20th century, by the likes of Martha Graham or Merce Cunningham, can be adequately performed by today's dancers, who are no longer trained intensively in those choreographers' respective styles.

Mixing experimental inactives with putative inactives would alleviate this issue, at the cost of producing models that are no longer trained solely on confirmed evidence of inactivity.

With the panda cam no longer trained on mother panda Mei Xiang and her baby girl -- two months old in a little over a week -- we turned to the only place we could.

She said she would no longer train with her longtime coach, John Nicks, but with Rafael Arutunian, who once coached Michelle Kwan.

Hughes also confirmed that midfielder Owen Hargreaves is no longer training with the club.

An explanation for this illusion has centred on observer eye movements – particularly in relation to the larger, longer train.

Then given that weekly ridership has more than doubled since 2004, longer trains with more cars may not be enough to keep up with increased demand.

Longer trains would be nice.