Sentence examples for make him train from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be always tough for Jeremy, but Jeremy is so poised I think this will make him stronger, make him train harder.

"If you have a fast man at university, if you make him train six times a week, and you train like a middle-distance runner, then he's not going to be fast.

It was reported that the 30-year-old, who has one cap for France, had missed a team meeting and his manager had made him train with the youth team.

The bus had already left, waiting for the next one would make him miss his train.

He brought Aman out to the forest near the University of Indonesia and made him run training drills, doing push-ups, jogging long distances, and practicing self-defense moves.

The 26-year-old said the challenge of taking on Golan's unusual playing style was an eye-opener and could make him adapt his training routine.

Although you may think your dog's K9 military training will make him an excellent hunting dog, never take a veteran dog with you to hunt.

His TV wizards lined up the Bush profile perfectly with the presidents on Mount Rushmore to make him the fifth head; they trained giant sports stadium lights on the Statue of Liberty when Mr. Bush spoke on Ellis Island; and they make sure the message of the day -- "Helping Small Business" or "Mission Accomplished" -- blares behind his head.

The goal was to make him "stiffer," through a training program of heavy weights and low repetition, in conjunction with a high-protein diet.

These skills, combined with formal business training make him an ideal community leader and business owner.

Before Christmas, Gebrselassie began feeling pain in an Achilles' tendon, enough pain to keep him from training and make him think that this Olympic season might be compromised.